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    A mutiplayer scriptable game engine written in Common Lisp. Designed for experimenting with AI and scriptable control systems. The game is combination of a graphical nethack and space shooter.
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    A multiplayer RTS space exploration/trading/combat game. Set after FTL travel becomes easy & cheap, when small single system company-empires are attempting to expand their domains and profit. Development focuses on a robust game engine and smart AI.
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