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Futurattack aims to be a concurrent of the well known Advance War game on Game Boy Advance. This is an OpenGL 3D game PC project, developped for Linux. The project can be downloaded freely, but access to sources is restricted.
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Fantasy Hockey Tools is an add-on for commissioners of simulated fantasy hockey leagues. It was initially developed for the FHL simulator, but may be adapted to work with other simulators during this Open Source project
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A ranktracker for the game Kings of Chaos. It will access the KoC page, grab the stats, and store it in the database. Users will be able to compare there rank to others, and see how good, or bad, they are doing. In heavy devellopment.
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This is a testbed for Freeciv development. If you want access, ask on the freeciv-dev mailing list. The official web page is at http://www.freeciv.org/
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Soccer Manager Unlimited is the game where user manages all aspects of his own team, including game tactics, training players, improving his stadium, buying and selling players, and much much more. Includes both web access and standalone dotnet client.
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Server-side framework to create cardgames of various types. Defines communication models, protocols, interfaces, accounting, data models and distribution mechanisms. Not covering concrete implementations nor clients to access concrete implementations.
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