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Allows you to create & keep settings for the "fairland" Wolfpack Empire creation script. Lets you keep a record of the worlds you created so you don't have to know the fairland command-line options and so you can recreate a previous world with the same settings.

Designed to be run a few times per day and displayed at login so the would-be players know what countries they can choose from instead of trial-and-error.

WarNards is an advanced version of backgammon. Unlike ordinary backgammon, there are opportunities to build impenetrable castles, assault them, make a coordinated attack on the units (chips) of the enemy. The same options are available for single game (hunting, assault, defense, adventure). For full board rules see game site (warnards.ucoz.ru). There is only russian version of rules now, but it may be translated by Google. Computer version of WarNards based on PHP and has both web and text...

This is a strategy game written in java, with earlier versions in perl. You must enter co-ordinates, to build up stacks, set up chain reactions and eventually annihilate the computer player

Day Trader is a Perl/PHP-based stock market game. The game is targeted at a "platform independent" audience. There are both shell and GUI versions planned for this simple game.

Gripes (generic roguelike integer programming equipment selector) is a program designed to help the players of Angband (and similar games) to find the optimal equipment to wear, using integer programming techniques.

A Perl script which accepts a chess position (in the FEN format) as input and outputs POV-Ray source, which, when rendered by POV-Ray, produces a 3-D view of the chess position.

This project aims to develop a Computerized Bot for playing the Warlocks game. It relies heavily on the stats generated by the Warlocks Archive project. The game and all rules can be found at http://games.ravenblack.net.

Project Hommes is an attempt to create a Heroes of Might & Magic look-and-feelalike game with nice graphics for Linux. It differs from the original in the way turns are done: You send a command file to a host which calculates the next turn ('PBEM').