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A MMORTS game where 7 competing coalitions wage war against each other, fighting to have the most powerful armywhen doomsday is at hand. Free of charge for participation, but requires you to be recruited to the game if you wish to join.
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A new project extending the basic jGameAI framework. This simulation demonstrates flocking and grouping behaviour as appearing in nature like birds and fisch schools.
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Wing Commander Universe Java Adaption as a tribute to the Wing Commander Series. Pseudo 3D dogfighting with a extensable story patterns all inside the whole Wing Commander Universe
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OpenWar is going to be a new open source 3D RTS (Real Time Strategy) Engine for the PC. Our goal is to create a strong, but flexible foundation that allows people to make their own RTS games with relative ease.
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