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SCID Recast
The SCID 5 format in a clean, deterministic, modular architecture
SCID Recast is a deterministic, modern architecture modernizing the core database and indexing subsystem from first principles. It preserves compatibility with existing si5 databases while restructuring the core into a clean, modular C library (libscidcore) with well‑defined boundaries for database, game model, search, engine integration, and metadata. The project emphasizes reproducibility, explicit invariants, a clear error model, and a stable foundation for supporting archival workflows... -
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Project Helena
Zero version of a turn-based strategy/RPG game.
Project Helena is a turn-based strategy/RPG game. Player has several units and has to destroy enemy bots. -
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Generic Game Framework in eiFFel (G2F3) aims to simplify the development of two player zero sum strategy games by separating game specific code from reusable generic code. So far, abstract board games are best supported.
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J2MEStrategicGameLib is a Java based library providing a lightweight algorithmic framework for developing intelligent zero-sum strategy games using the J2ME platform.
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Zheroes is a tactical action game for EPOC machines. The goal is to make your own team of soldiers survive the battle against the other teams. So be a hero, not a zero. There can be up to 4 teams playing, with up to 8 soldiers per team. There are four
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