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You have challenged the gods, and they are waiting for you in the tower... This is a text-based game played in MS-DOS (yes, you'll need a Windows OS) where you must go up the tower of gods to fight them and fight enemies along the way. Similar to 80's game Rogue (familiar?) Created and updated by Takaya Sato SourceForge Page managed by Donovan Roudabush Version 1.9 (c)2012 Gryphon Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

JnuxBand, a portable Angband for x86. JnuxBand is a simple Linux bootdisk, based on Busybox and uClibc that contains everything you need to play the game Angband, an ASCII roguelike dungeon exploration game.

Harvest Moon is like it said a Harvest Moon (SNES) clone with more tasks, items.. and a larger story, which is currently in development. It uses OpenGL and SDL and will be written mainly for Linux, Windows and hopefully many portable devices.

Analyze the game of Ryzom to enhance player efficiency and enjoyment.

Explore a strange new world in this exciting Anime-style RTS. With sentient beings that grow on plants, gaseous creatures, underground mining, and domestication of creatures, this new RTS will allow exciting Gameplay Options such as Flag King.

Bootdisk that allows you to play Nethack at any computer by just inserting the floppy and booting from it.

GUI IDE for developing games with the Stratagus engine.

RTS game engine contributions to Stratagus. RPG mode, first-person mode, underground areas and more are planned. A distribution of Stratagus with the contributions compiled in will also be released here.

A modular MUD server that allows for reloading of all major game components (command parser, combat and spell engines - character and item types)

A generic MUD Engine in language C (Universe and rules independent), role-play oriented, which uses XML for data. Some creation tools (for map, character, item) are provided for this MUD, but can be used with other one.

Project Hommes is an attempt to create a Heroes of Might & Magic look-and-feelalike game with nice graphics for Linux. It differs from the original in the way turns are done: You send a command file to a host which calculates the next turn ('PBEM').