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Empire Land Game of world rule! A realtime, multiplayer, medieval, web-game with a moduler architecture. Capable of running on multiple servers.
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Generic Collectible Card Game is a multiplayer multiplatform implementation of a card game engine. The card game engine is designed to be of general purpose core for several modules each defining the game specific behaviour.
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Spatial Disruption is a Web based Strategy Warfare game. This project houses both Version 1(Perl, C++, and Flat text Files), and Version 2(PHP, Python, C++, and Various SQL databases). Our game already features a 2-D map, built-in alliances, and more!
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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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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.
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