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DraughtsDotNet
Realization of board game "Draughts" containing various rules.
This project is intended to realize the board game "Draughts", also known as "Checkers". As a task to fulfill the game must support various rules and game modes. It should also be possible to load new rules and on artificial intelligence based players at runtime. Therefor a framework will be published which allows everybody to do so. Beside the possibility for playing games on local devices, a multiplayer mode will be offered. Project is in beta state. Update(11/09/12): New version added... -
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Stoopid Chess is a chess playing program with a GUI which allows you to play against the computer. It's written in C# and plays with reasonable game strength.
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Windows strategy game, based on the BrikWars wargame (www.brikwars.com). Players build custom toy armies and maps from building blocks, and then battle the computer or other players. See our Wiki at http://brikwars.wiki.sourceforge.net for more details.
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Wispi (WIrtschafts-SPIel) is a German only economy simulation game for one to ten players which can be human or computer players. Goal is to earn most money as an employee or a fabricant in a given time. Needs MS .NET 2.0 runtime library.
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