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Dark Destiny is a turn-based online space strategy game playable in internet browsers. The game tries to draw the players attention to long-term strategic decisions and extensive diplomacy.

The end-goal is a deep, complex tactical turn-based RPG. The main inspirations are the Final Fantasy Tactics series and Tactics Ogre, with plenty of room for innovation. Currently, we are implementing weapons, items, and spells into the battle framework, and soon to come will be the core RPG mechanics, AI, and self-contained missions. The game is being coded in C++ using SDL.

...The game is about large scale things as it's going to have wars and in one of the possible 'endgames' the player might even control a nation as a king or an emperor or they might try to achieve democracy. The game will have a complex creature population simulator which permits extinctions, epidemics, famine, etc. The major events in the game are based on historical events for the Mandicor fantasy world but the player might have some minor influence on how the things happen exactly.

Babylon 5: Upheaval is an open source browser game. The goal is to create an epic story line guided by the Babylon 5 series and movies. Upon completion a complex social and economic system will await everyone accepting the challenge.

EtherStrategy is a space-based strategy and simulation game that implements: a fully 3D universe; realistic physics; complex social, civic, and technological aspects of governance; advanced, learning artificial intelligences; and hopefully great funitude

Generic Roster Generator. GRoG automates the process, often complex and error prone, that every boardgames and wargames player knows very well: the construction of rosters.

Earth gate is a turn based online web war-game with a lot of different good feature like huge map system , complex army system , and gate system for exploring unknow zone far from your start place like the stargate SG-1 TV series .

Cyberbox is an excellent puzzle game. It is similar to but more complex (and more interesting :) than Sokoban. The Cyberbox Project has produced a Linux-playable clone of this ca. 1992 DOS game and is polishing it for noncommercial release. Now with