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A web interface for reading the stats recorded by a Scorched3d game server. Written in Java and designed for Apache Tomcat.
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DIY MPG Gauges and fuel efficiency solutions, a collection of software and hardware solutions for keeping track of your fuel consumption and miles per gallon for the Do it Yourselfer or advanced user who wants to learn how to save some fuel.
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Massive multi player strategy with a web page interface (OGame clone). This project is for educational issues. It's developed at Team Programming course at Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland.
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JCraft is a platform independent, isometric, tilebased, real-time strategy (RTS) game engine in Java. Supports: Multi-, Singleplayer-Mode, fullscreen, Configurable engine interface that allows to create games with a large variety of engine features.
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Multi User Dungeon game written in 100% Java. Developers wanted for this project. A new MUD is open for developers only. It is written entirely in Java 1.3.1 from scratch. The coding interface is very similar with lpmud programming.
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A submarine battle simulation for J2ME devices, based on vague memories of "Red Storm Rising" for the Amiga. The user interface is pen-based, so your device needs to support pen input.
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GECCO (Game Environment for Command and Control Operations) is a strategy game built in java. It has a very simple graphical interface but allows for the use of standard pixel-based image formats as maps and is easy to modify and extend.
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