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Master of Magic - IME
Multiplayer Java rewrite of Simtex's classic game Master of Magic
...Beyond this, it should just be as simple as unzipping the file and running server.bat to get the server running locally, and client.bat to start up the client. See the readme for more details. The project is effectively finished at this point and I did not really plan any further major releases. However Simbey has been commissioning an artist to upscale all the graphics from the original game so these have been incorporated into 1.7.0. By default it uses the original graphics, you need to enable the upscaled graphics in the options screen. ... -
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Zandagort
Unique web based space strategy game written by Andras Nemeth
...Although it is hard to read the code becouse it is full hungarian language, but it has english interface! It is 100% Full playable game for big community. It has more than 5000+ Hours developing and bugfix!!!! Thx Andras! It has a readme file too how to setup and play, so just go on read it before you use this script!! -
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freecity will be a city simulation game with high flexibility and combining features from other similiar games. Currently in pre-alpha, but if you can program (or, even better, make graphics) please have a look in our subversion-readme.
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