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XSwing Plus
Classic arcade game remake of Swing Plus -Total Mindcontrol
XSwing Plus is a free remake of the arcade game Swing Plus -Total Mind Control. It's written in Java an will run on Windows, Linux & Mac. When it's done, the easy, fast, clever and addictive game play will be back in single & multi player mode. The Project is moved to 👉 https://github.com/TobseF/XSwing-Plus -
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EnergyBolt
java 2d two player action game
EnergyBolt, 2D space battle game written in Java. Is for two players and have lot of extras. Try it if you want, if not: try another. -
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A game written in Java. The player moves a dot and must keep it centered on a moving line in order to get the best score. The levels are designed to make this task increasingly difficult.
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This is the Java version of XPilot, a free multi player online third-person two-dimensional space shooter. It (will) include both a client and a server part and is planned to interface to the meta server via XPilotPanel.
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Teddy's Air Show is a game for kids of ages 4 and older. The objective of the game is to fly an airplane and pop as many (or as little - that is up to the player) balloons as possible.
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Browser based 2D scrolling shooter written in Java. The player controls an airplane in a top-down view and shoots down enemy planes, helicopters and tanks. Play right at the homepage: http://btrgame.com
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SnakeBerry is a university project whose goal is to create a simple multi-player snake game, in a nice object-oriented manner with industrial-strength UML documentation, according to the Rational Unified Process scheme.
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AlienHunting is a basic space arcade game in which player controls a super craft which hunts alien crafts using various weapons. Game is played againist AI. Please send me your comments: darkstar7619@hotmail.com
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Iron Tank is a real-time multiplayer game in Java, playable over a tcp/ip network. Each player controls a tank, armed with missiles and other weapons. The purpose of the game is to use the tank's weapon arsenal to reduce the opponents energy to win.
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A two-player Slime Ice Hockey game, with the entertaining allure of classic greats such as Slime Volleyball and Slime Soccer, except on a two-dimensional playing field.
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JMaze is a two to four-player game, playable over the internet or a local network. Controlling your player (a mechanical oversized bug) around in a maze, your objective is to eliminate your oponents and thereby winning the game.
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