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Stars! Nova is a clone of the classic 4X space strategy game Stars!. While nowhere near the functionality of Stars! quite a few features have been implemented so far. See the Nova web page for details.

Trek7 the original multiplayer network star trek game from the early-mid 70s. We are hoping to revive this classic (no, its not netrek/mtrek, not even close). hopefully the SF community can help port this to modern day networks.

Scorched3D incorporates lively, fully destructible 3D landscapes that include animated jets, naval vessels, water and even birds, with detailed tanks and projectiles and stunning visual effects. A simple turn-based artillery game and also a real-time strategy game in which players can counter each others' weapons with other creative accessories, shields and tactics. Test your skill in timing, aiming and judgement of distance, move around on the landscape, or outsmart your opponent economically.

Wizards Magic - OpenSource card game, based on rules of Magic: The Gathering, written in Python, using Pygame

Space Opera is a space colonization game similar to 'Master of Orion' or 'Galactic Civilizations'. You can explore the universe, colonize planets, fight aliens and research technologies. Images were created with Povray and Terragen. - No changes in the last two years - probably abandoned

GamesCrafters is an undergraduate research group at the University of California, Berkeley. GAMESMAN is our software for building text & X11 apps for finite, 2-person abstract perfect-information games (e.g., TicTacToe & chess). We've authored 40+ games

A framework for creating board games and card games using a minimal amount of Java programming and playing them against AI or human opponents.

JACL is an interpreted language for creating interactive fiction and other turn-based games that can be played on the desktop or over the web. This project is now hosted at Google Code. Please visit http://code.google.com/p/jacl/ for latest source co

Jplanets is a simple game for one or two players. Every player has a starship, between the ships there are three planets. The goal is to shoot and destroy the other starship launching a rocket that obey the gravity laws.

Ng is a 100% Java Roguelike game engine that supports single and massive multiplayer games. SimpleGame is a prototype game that demonstrates most features of the engine and is included in all releases of Ng.

Xconq is an engine for turn-based strategy games. Variety of game genres run under Xconq: historical, sci-fi, fantasy, and modern. AIs. Network games. Multiple UIs and platforms. Easy-to-learn game design language. Large games library available

Galaxy Explorer is an exciting original variant of the fabulous Galaxy Play-by-Email game. This project is dedicated to the further development and extension of this mature program.

Dingoui is a GUI for Go applications, which are compliant with the GMP standard. It also follows the SGF standard for the recorded games, and implements the rules of the Canadian Byo-yomi system. Based upon GTK+, it particularly fits good to GNUGo

ArgosFields is a Java/SWT port of famous turn-based stategy game Crimson Fields(http://crimson.seul.org/). Unlike the original game, it will provide full network support, but lack AI opponent(for now at least).

CINAG is an UCI computer chess engine. This is a module which thinks about the game and try to find the best move for each position. Our goal is to create a quite strong opponent by using state of the art AI technics.

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.

RaidBot is a TCL based script for an EggDrop which provides features to organise attacks on Planetarion ( http://www.planetarion.com/ ) via IRC.

A classic turn-based strategy game.

Board game in which user is trying to align marble balls (kugel, kuglica) while the new ones randomly appear after each move is made.