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Enjoy bizarre Quantum Mechanics animations by throwing a 2D particle in arbitrary environments. There is infinite freedom in customizing the potentials: draw out absurd terrains, or opt for standard experiments such as double-slit. The project's purpose is to aid the user in building intuition for the peculiar workings of the quantum realm. As such, it aims to be user-friendly and does not require prior knowledge of QM. Currently only available for macOS and Windows users (Linux...

BattleFleet (BF) is the model of naval conflicts at the turn of the 20th century from the high point of view. In Battlefleet old battles can be reproduced. The game graphic is primitive - it shows the ships positions on the map. So, it is simple to learn the game. For now the game allows to reproduce ships movement. The main forces of Russia and Japan in the Tsushima battle are available. Additional ships may be added by user.

...Since libpedsim is easy to use and extend, it is a good starting point for science projects.

The goal of spacesim is simulation of a battles in free space. Unlike other such games, spacesim models management of the ship from the point of view of the captain, instead of the pilot. It allows management of the ship of several players at one time.

Realpolitik is a cross-platform (Mac/Win32) viewer and adjudicator for the game Diplomacy, with a point-and-click interface, game history, and text and bitmap reports for GMs. It has over a dozen rule and map variants, and you can easily create your own

Virtual machine/emulator; "holding pen" for self-replicating programs written in custom RISC assembly-like language, evolving via random point mutations and periodic fitness-based cullings. Inspired (like Avida) by Thomas Ray's alife simulator, Tierra

A simple pong game. This pong game is different from the others, because the player's pad can be controlled by motion in front of a webcam (if one is avaiable).

Your ship is equipped with a brand new photon drive, that nearly manages light speed (you know, the one that lets time run faster and faster the nearer you get to it). With your navigation sensors you can point your attention to the sun and every planet or moon in the whole system.