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Pax
A Wargame
Pax is a grand strategy game around the topics of war, diplomacy, exploration and trade, set during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. It features a highly customizable engine, allowing users to create their own variations of the game or completely new "mods", thorugh simple scripts. The game is still in the planning and design phase, but for more information, please see the project's homepage and wiki at http://paxgame.sourceforge.net -
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CSBoard is a small GUI for gnuchess. It is written in C# and uses gtk-sharp and mono. It is simple, but allows you just play chess with SVG graphics and native look and desktop theme usage.
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Nereid - Monster moon of Neptune. Nereid is a turn based strategic card game based on the Kaxxt concept by programming superhero _Why. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4U1vO-lMS0 --instructions-- Space to end turn, C for a new card
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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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Tryx is a simple board game, and is an evolution of the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game. The difference is that each player can have at most 3 symbols on the board: when a player puts its fourth symbol on the board, the oldest symbol disappears.
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