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Destro Bunny is a game made with Visual Studio's XNA 4.0 platform. It uses MySql databases for user verification and a tcp network for server client networking for multiplayer. The game is about a bunny who is tired of being kicked out of the local gardens by other animals. Luckily, he is an evil genius bunny who develops a gravity-like device to grab the carrots in the gardens and use them for his benefit. He uses them to kill the other enemies and to defend from enemy projectiles. ...

It is the same age old famous ping-pong game with the touch of networking. The game could be played between between four players on a lan. The game also has two modes : against bot and against human player. The game is still under development.

An Open Source portable pure Java game library with example games, Swing-based sprite animation engine, deployment framework, and firewall tunneling networking. The code is documented in the book Advanced Java Game Programming by David Wallace Croft.

NOTE THAT THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GOOGLE CODE https://code.google.com/p/bitfighter/ Bitfighter is a really fun (!) multiplayer shoot-em-up with customizable ships and Robotron-like controls. Solid networking for great Internet playability.

this is another bomberman clone running on win32 systems, pocket pcs and smartphones with rudimentary network capabilities David Bührer, Felix Zikesch and I wrote in 2003. sourcecode, documentation and binaries available at www.smartblaster.net.

...Newbies, on the other hand, may find the controls hard to dominate at first, but not less enjoyable. Practice makes perfect. GUSANOS improves greatly on what the original Liero left, adding modern graphics, audio and networking capabilites along with a myriad of other features. The GUSANOS engine is fully moddable. It achieves this in a Quake-like fashion, so that each mod lives in its own folder without messing with the core game files.

PyCraft is a space-impact (starwars) kind of arcade game in Python and Pygame using SDL, it features rich multimedia content and networking capabilities

The Ovorp Game Engine is: Client/Server Networking, Object Management, Full Hardware Acceleration, Raytraced Collision Detection, Native C#/.Net Game Objects, Cross-Platform, Scalable from Pong to a MMPOG, MIT Licensed to encourage commercial development

Avoid The Roid is an asteroids like multiplayer game based on Maelstrom for Linux. The game is written in c++ and uses unix sockets for networking, pthreads for threading, OpenGL for graphics, glut for windows and input, and OpenAL for audio.

This project is an attempt to create a side-scrolling game on which multitudes of contributors can freely expand and enhance. We hope to see submissions of graphics, sprites, level designs, storylines, everything down to the fundamental mechanics of the game. And we hope that a rating system will help the best of the best evolve out of this project, generating an ever-growing and improving massive 2D game. The game runs in an HTML5-capable browser, so it's very easily accessible to a range...

This is a side-scrolling shooter game. The main focus is to create a balanced class-based shooter game engine that has little to no bugs and that can properly handle networking for online multiplayer games.

Box-A-Lot! is an open-source fighting game. It's aimed to run on any operating system, hopefully with cross-platform networking, between all OS'.

A multiplayer top-down 3D game using Microsoft's XNA Game Studio. Graphics, GUI, and networking will all be handled with the built-in XNA tools. We will be creating our own algorithms for AI, collision, and physics.