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Updated client for Battletech MUX game servers
This is a nice GUI client for the Battletech MUX. It works on most platforms as it is written in Java. Makes combat much more enjoyable than plain text. -
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EmChess is a simple and (hopefully) nice cross-platform email chess program. The aim is to be able to play chess with your friends via email using a nice user interface without having a chess board standing in your living room for weeks.
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The H-World CRPG engine is a tile-based, turn-based, Lua scriptable engine that supports a nice graphical, isometric display. It can support a single personal character as well as parties. There is AI support for both combat and non-combat actions.
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Real-Time Strategy war game. Written in 100% pure Java (J2SE 1.3). It's fast, has nice graphics, and pretty addicting game of world conquest!
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Project Hommes is an attempt to create a Heroes of Might & Magic look-and-feelalike game with nice graphics for Linux. It differs from the original in the way turns are done: You send a command file to a host which calculates the next turn ('PBEM').
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