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Demli Tavla
Turkish Traditional Backgammon Game
...The game engine consists of a main Python code (tavla.py) and two auxiliary AI files. These AI files are essentially simple Python scripts containing decision-making mechanisms. They can roll dice and randomly decide what to do by determining the positions of the pieces. Then they make their moves. This program was completed through human effort and artificial intelligence support. Github: https://github.com/shampuan/Demli-Tavla -
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TripleA
An online multiplayer turn based strategy game and board game engine.
...Or recreate Napoleon's march across Europe, or Rome defeating the Carthaginian Empire, or Sauron conquering Middle Earth, or even Zombies taking over America! If you have ever played a game where you push little plastic/virtual pieces around, roll dice, conquer the lands of your enemy, & produce new pieces to conquer with, you will be able to jump right into TripleA! -
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Calculates victory odds for battles in Axis and Allies 1940 Edition. It takes into account the newly added units and rules in this release of the board game. Displays win/loss/tie percentages, IPC cost/loss, and remaining units. Requires Java https://blog.henrypoon.com/blog/2010/12/24/axis-and-allies-1940-battle-calculatorsimulator/
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A framework for creating board games and card games using a minimal amount of Java programming and playing them against AI or human opponents.
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A table top version of the popular board game Dragon Dice made with the opensource engine dimensionex.
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Distributed Fair Dice Roller is a Java component that provides online games with a set of fair dice. Clients each contribute to the dice results, and can verify that all rolls were random, fair, and no other player could cheat.
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Earl Engine moved to Google Code: http://earl.googlecode.com. BoardCalc is a separate, independent utility mobile application for Conflict of Heroes gamers. It's a probability calculator and dice replacement. NOTE:
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easyGM is a toolset for GameMasters. It creates a virtual tabletop on which you can store information, roll dice, and create maps. It has lots of tools to begin with and can be extended using it's built in module system.
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Dicey is a web-based dice roller and turn logger for Axis & Allies, Axis & Allies Europe and Axis & Allies Pacific. Dicey is used primarily in support of PBeM (play-by-email).
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Bluff is a multiplayer dice game, based on skill, luck, and on being unpredictable. Two frontends (terminal window and network) are already available for the game engine; "nicer" frontends and better AI will be added in the future.
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