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VASSAL is a game engine for creating electronic versions of traditional board and card games. It provides support for game piece rendering and interaction, and supports play by email or over a live connection.
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Generic Collectible Card Game is a multiplayer multiplatform implementation of a card game engine. The card game engine is designed to be of general purpose core for several modules each defining the game specific behaviour.
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Sunland Villagers
An LWJGL based landscape renderer to become a village building game.
Currently it's just an LWJGL based landscape renderer. The vision is to create a village building and managing game upon the rendering engine. -
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CraftBukkit-CommandsEX
Modular Minecraft server plugin - commands, events, ...
This project gives you freedom to get a fully-customized plugin for CraftBukkit Minecraft servers. You choose what to include and build it up. No more command collisions, no unnecessary memory and processor overhead on your server. -
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Tyrant is a graphical roguelike fantasy adventure game. It features intricate randomly generated landscapes, towns and dungeons. It is written in Java with a highly extensible game engine.
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This software simulates cellular behavior based on specific rules (e.g. Game of Life or Wireworld). The UI will be replaceable and there will be a feature for importing rules from a file based on a format developed for this purpose.
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The aim of this project is to create a football (NFL-style) game. Initial development will focus on developing match engine. Do not expect releases while project is in Pre-Alpha.
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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.
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Texasholdem is an AI game playing engine designed to compete with other AI Bots and or human players.
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Pure Java full-featured multi-player gaming system Pluggable, configurable game engine Distributable, load-balancing, "world engine". flocking, Genetic Algorithms and neural networks 3D clients, ZMUD(tm) clients, regular TELNET access (TCP/UDP
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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.
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Alfaws is a customizable, multi-user game engine. Every object, character, & room is programmed to respond to events. Players can customize their own event handlers, thus changing their fighting style or having their character behave as they would.
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OpenBaseball will be a text-based baseball simulation using real data of baseball players. I hope to make the game statistically accurate in reproducing past seasons. I want it to be as statistically accurate as Diamond Mind Baseball.
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