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Scorched3D incorporates lively, fully destructible 3D landscapes that include animated jets, naval vessels, water and even birds, with detailed tanks and projectiles and stunning visual effects. A simple turn-based artillery game and also a real-time strategy game in which players can counter each others' weapons with other creative accessories, shields and tactics. Test your skill in timing, aiming and judgement of distance, move around on the landscape, or outsmart your opponent economically.

Project Enigma MMO game based on Devana

A Proper Empire: Terra Incognita is a modding project for the computer game Empire: Total War. APE:TI extensively modifies most of the gameplay aspects of the original games.

Web interface for managing Never Winter Night servers. This interface provides many features for monitoring and controlling multiple servers on the same computer. The interface provides support for nwnx and has an interface for running database queries.

Countermoves joins non computer and computer game developers and players together to share and interact. Print and online GFDL publications are created. Print versions are offered at no cost via a “Guerilla Distribution Method”

This game will enable Succession War multiplayer play over a network. The game should be able to support about 30 players with full "Battle Command" capabilities.

Noman's Land is (or rather will be) a TEXT-BASED real-time multi-user networked strategy game (not necessarily with a computer enemy), where players can log on and off dynamically.

Invasion TD is a Tron meets Tower Defense game, where a computer is invaded by viruses and the player must defend critical parts of his system. Player's face-off by sending waves of viruses into their opponent's system.

MIR is a dream of young student in computer graphics and programing, who one day thought of a game wich will be very very innovative and so customizable by the user than he\'d be able to really build and shape the world where he lives.. MIR: Make It Real