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    Project Canis Minor

    A battle engine for a strategic computer game

    Canis Minor strives to create a battle engine for a strategic and fun to play computer game. The battles/fights in the game are turn based. All sets of rules are defined as part of the project. Players will be able to battle each other or an AI. At first the engine will be text-based 1vs1 fights. Later we will switch to a graphical engine.
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    A game engine, written in java, intended to be customizable and portable. It uses Groovy (and probably other scripting languages supported by the JVM) to reproduce behavior of tabletop and miniature games, like Warhammer 40K (TM). PROJECT NOT
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    JMill is the java-based game of "Nine Men's Morris". This project is son of the greater parent SourceForge project "JGames", that realizes the real game environment...
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    JGames is a sort of "game development framework" that creates a solid general structure for all Board Games, Strategy Games and all these game, 2D and 3D, that can be specified defining its particular Rules.
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    JOthi is the java-based game of "Othello". This project is son of the greater parent SourceForge project "JGames", that realizes the real game environment: JOthi only defines the "Othello" game rules and its specific AI players.
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    Implementations, AIs, and analyzation programs for the game Tradeoff, originally Shougou.
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    A multi-player minesweeper server, and the ability to play via telnet gives it a geeky edge. The game can be observed through a web interface by other spectators.Written in java.
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    turn based or real time role-playing strategy game written in java, with network support and multi client architecture
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    Eternal Warfare is turn driven, browser based game. It will have multiple realms to play through and eventually travel back to. Development will be focused mainly on community driven systems and will also create a flexible character development system.
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