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Colonization Mod Collection
Several mods for Civilization IV: Colonization
...The design goal is to make each mod so unique that the average player should not notice that the source code is shared. -
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glxCore
Tactical, turn-based game engine, that uses OpenGL and WinAPI
Tactical, turn-based game engine, that uses OpenGL and WinAPI specific. In the initial phase of development will focus on the general game logic, in an elegant pack of std. C++. This project in principle, can be described as academic. Feel free to to review the code, any remarks and comments. -
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The BoardGame Tool offers an easy, XML driven interface to implementing boardgames on the computer, with automatic network play, artificial intelligence and robot possibilities. Game rules are encoded in easy-to-learn embedded Python.
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This project's aim is to create a turn-based strategic figurine game, like Warhammer (TM). One emphasized goal is to generate automagically as much code as possible, in order to keep modifications minimal when adding functionalities.
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