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Tugeny
Tugeny is a tournament organization software.
Tugeny is a software that allows to graphically design tournaments of any kind. It is supposed to simplify the process of creating the tournament bracket and the time schedule. Bracket and schedule can be checked for completeness and consistency. While the tournament runs, results can be entered. Tournaments can by synchronized with Tugeny Cloud so that participants have mobile access to an up-to-date schedule and anyone authorized by the organizers can enter results online. The Cloud also provides statistics for finished tournaments. ... -
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Train Signalling Simulation
A railway signalling simulation game
"Train Signalling Simulation" (TS2) is a railway simulation game where you have to dispatch trains across an area and keep them on schedule. -
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Hockey Simulator
The free and Open Source hockey simulator
Free alternative for Hockey Simulator, is an open-source Hockey Simulator containing Teams, Players, Stats, Schedule, Standings and scores about your league. SimHockey Hockey is available in many languages, works on all common computers and mobile device. SimHockey has supported extensions, in a similar manner to Mozilla Firefox, making easy to add new functionality to an existing SimHockey installation. SimHockey is working on Apache–MySQL–PHP and Symfony.
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