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Domination (Risk Board Game)
Domination is a game that is a bit like the board game Risk
Domination is a game that is a bit like the well known board game of Risk or RisiKo. It has many game options and includes many maps. Written in java it includes a map editor, a simple map format, multiplayer network play, single player, hotseat, 5 user interfaces and many more features, it works in all OSs that run java 1.5 or higher, iOS and Android. -
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Version-controlled repository for coordinated and stand-alone development of User-made Content for the Battle for Wesnoth (www.wesnoth.org) project.
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The OTWG is a multi user war game with multi-layer delegation. Logistics, production, tech dev is included. Creation of maps, scenarios, campaigns, Orders of Battle and Tables of Equipment is also included in the scope
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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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Eleconics is a Java-based cross-platform multiplayer only strategy game. Players create fleets of customized ships and control them in an fully 3D environment powered by the Xith3D engine. Players will compete through email, TCP/IP and "hotseat" methods.
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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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Hotelbuster is a platform independent, isometric, tilebased, turn-based strategy (TBS) game. It implements the famous board-game Hotel in a client server environment. See the project website for more detail
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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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PyRobots is a clone of gnurobots written in python. The goal of this project is to complete a game with all the features gnurobots set out to have. PyRobots was started because gnurobots was abandoned for a while and has only recently become active.
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The gameLab project provides an environment on which you can control experiments in cooperative and non-cooperative games. subjects log on to the program via any web browser and are matched with different opponents according to your experiment outline.
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PHP WAGE (Web-based Admin Game Environment) is a framework to take away the hassle of creating admin for online (web-based), turn based strategy. games. It gives you User Management and Game Management for your users... you just have to write the game!
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GalaxyMage Redux is an attempt to bring revitalize the open source game, Galaxy Mage. GMR is an open-source tactical RPG similar to Final Fantasy Tactics and Disgaea. For latest news, please visit: http://groups.google.com/group/galaxymage-redux-dev
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