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GaME - Solitaire-RPG Editor
Solitaire-RPG Editor with Support for Game Master Emulation
GaME is an editor with support for Game Master Emulation (especially Mythic, see http://wordmillgames.com) and some hopefully useful feature to keep track of threads and characters, roll dice and organize the solitaire-rpg session into scenes. The editor has been designed to be used without a mouse (although of course you may use a mouse or similar devices if you like). Every feature is availabe via keyboard shortcuts or by calling up the central context menu. -
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The RML project is working on a way of designing rulesets for games, virtual worlds and other simulations. It aims to enable design at a much higher level than is currently available and make it accessible to the more artistically inclined designer.
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Sundering Horde
Java Game, Simple 2d, for Practice and Examples
Creating a basic 2d game, using NetBeans and Java, as a method of gaining experience with non-text-based games. -
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Remote Roller is a java tool for roll virtual dice remotely. It is useful for role-playing games and other games that need dice throwing. If a player is playing remotely (i.e. via video-conference), R.R. can handle the dice-related part of the game.
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Virtual Gamemaster Project will include written in Java Text-Based Games Engine with AI and language understanding scripts(in plans ;P) and Role-Playing Game written using this engine.
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MMORPG simulating virtual fantasy world. Our concept is "play from anywhere". The game is in *early* development stage. There is still a lot of work to be done. Pre-alpha test server can be found at http://world7.no-ip.org
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CHAIN (CHAllenging and INtelligent) is a software systems fully developed in J2ME MIDP 1.0. By this systems one can quickly develop role-playing games (RPG) with very involving 3D graphics for mobile phones which mount the java virtual machine.
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A graphical isometric multiplayer virtual reality server in MUD-style. Rooms and server code can be changed online. At the moment, there is also an IRC link. Clients are available in Java and Python/C.
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This project involves implementation of a model of Mars as a persistent online shared virtual environment. Its purpose is to provide an arena where Mars enthusiasts can role-play being on Mars and participate in base design and colonization strategies.
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Key is a multi-user Java based operating system that has been designed in order to support a Virtual World (call it a MUD, a MOO, or a talker).
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This project is addressed for general audience in general but especially for pupils of colleges which aspirate for studying at real universities in future.
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