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A simple fantasy game based on the AI library perkun. The objective of the game is to kill a vampire. There are three towns where he may be hidden: Wyzima, Novigrad and Shadizar. It is best to attack the vampire when many NPCs are around. However Pregor and Thragos will avoid him. Dorban will constantly hunt him. It requires the perkun library - download it from http://sourceforge.net/projects/perkun/ This game is intended mainly for the developers willing to learn how to use...

The objective in the game is to kill all monsters. However you can hardly do it alone. In order to win you need to cooperate with the NPCs (Non-Player-Characters). They have various professions and belong to various races. They usually do their work and store the outcome in the houses, but they will willingly follow you if you ask them to. A party of several NPCs is strong enough to kill an orc, a bear, sometimes even a dragon.

A library and set of components specifically engineered (but not restricted to) electronic game development.

Variant of Angband using OGRE for 3D graphics, Crazy Eddie's GUI for user interface, and fmod for sound and music.

Pysox is an open-source library for the development of isometric, 3D games (RTS and TBS chiefly). It will be scriptable in either Python or Lua. It is written in Objective-C using GNUstep, OpenGL, and SDL.

RTS game engine contributions to Stratagus. RPG mode, first-person mode, underground areas and more are planned. A distribution of Stratagus with the contributions compiled in will also be released here.

Pangaea will be a robust and feature filled game engine built using Allegro (http://alleg.sourceforge.net) It will be similar to Final Fantasy 1-3, etc., complete with map editor/world builder.

Thirty-One is a fun little game, where the user plays against the computer in a race to the number 31 (thirty one). Each selects a number until the aggregate equals 31. To also be extended to player versus player. Also, will hopefully gain a GUI.

Project Steam Weasel is the "code name" for a MacOSX only turn based strategy game in development. The game is intended to be multiplayer by email. By design it is modular, most of the games features are provided by modules. One default module is an Open

The game LinColony is a "clean room" implementation of a shareware game I found on the net. The objective of the game is to occupy the most squares on a board, achieved by placing pieces on the board or capturing the enemies pieces.