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R3ETelemetry is a telemetry tool for the PC racing simulation RaceRoom Racing Experience (R3E) from Sector3 Studio. It helps to record and analyze your driving in R3E. R3ETelemetry uses the API from R3E (shared memory) to gather data in form of telemetry data. This data then can be analyzed inside R3ETelemetry. The tool also helps to prepare for long distance races, as it also records fuel consumption and tire wear (per lap).

Creator Mikko Oksalahti brings the second entry in the PAKOON! trilogy of games with a custom built physics engine, easy to use SDK, and a little humor tossed in to make this the "ultimate desert pizza delivery game". The player chooses a location and a vehicle, then they're tossed into the world with one objective: deliver pizzas. Drive (or fly) to your home base, pickup a hot 'zazz, then deliver it to your customer before it gets too cold. Don't forget to fuel up on petrol and kerosene...

Solarex is a space traveling, trading and prospecting game built upon a stellar system generator. There is a galaxy full of stellar systems with all sorts of treasures to explore - so enter your spaceship, buy some fuel and head off!

... with unlimited fuel, lots of dials to guide you to your destination, and one less dimension to worry about, you can experience the vast distances, enormous speeds and tremendous power of gravity first hand as you travel around the solar system. Yet you will find that space travel still require great skill and patience to master. However, it will also give you the context to understand these huge numbers when you read about space stories in the newspapers. A great tool to get kids interested in space too.

Program performs multidimensional optimisation of {cost_of_production+looses+fuel used} under condition of 100% win probability(for given defender). Simulations engine is SpeedSim-like GNU Ogame Simulator, Optimisation engine is the NOMAD project. Limiting budget, ships available and setting ratios is

Jexpedition is a 3D strategy/simulation of an unfortunate deep space cartographing team. Arriving on site, they notice having run out of fuel. Slowly a few worried questions begin to crystallize: Why were we sent? What is this place? Will anyone survive?