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A computer version of the World War 2 tactical boardgame "Squad Leader" originally published by The Avalon Hill Games Company. Play any scenario against anyone around the world!
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TankCoders is a project which consists in the development of a Networked Virtual Environment 3D for war tanks battle simulation. The tanks of the battle can be controlled by autonomous agents written in AgentSpeak(L) language from Jason interpreter.
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SoftWare Course Project about a simulation of a robot-war environment. Voad provides java developers to implement a robot and match with their friends' robots.
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A PbEM-Game in open space. You can fly your own spaceship to every single point in an artificial universe and go through all kinds of adventures, including war, diplomacy and trading.
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RoboTotal War is a war simulator that enables to the users in first step establishing war simulations as select robot teams and the maps that the robots fighting.
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Yet another realtime or turns based, multi-user, strategy, diplomacy, trading and war game. SimU RT MPSG stands for Simulated Universes RealTime MultiiPlayer Strategy Game. P2P, CS or hybrid P2P/CS, browser interface (baseline), Java or (X)Win clients. N
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