Projects

GNU Go

GNU Go is a free program that plays the game of Go. GNU Go has played thousands of games on the NNGS Go server. GNU Go is now also playing regularly on the Legend Go Server in Taiwan, on the WING server in Japan, and many volunteers run GNU Go clients on KGS. GNU Go has established itself as the ... [More] leading non-commercial go program in the recent tournaments that it has taken part in. [Less]

Eliot

Eliot is an open source Scrabble game, freely available under the GNU GPL license. Eliot offers four different game modes: The free game mode is the standard one, ideal for having fun with your friends or family. The players play in turn on the board, each with his own rack. In the ... [More] duplicate mode, all the players are faced with the same board and letters at the same time. The training mode allows to play alone and make progress for the duplicate. It gives more freedom than the multiplayer modes. The arbitration mode lets you arbitrate very efficiently a duplicate game, possibly with an important number of players. Feel free to make feature requests or to report bugs: feedback is welcome! [Less]

Mahjong 3D

The Chinese game Mahjongg is popular over the world. It combines elements of strategy, wisdom and luck. The objective is simple, but so captivating - you must match sets of tiles together to clear them from the board. Amazing Mahjongg 3D gives you an opportunity to enjoy classic Mahjongg game on your desktop computer.

Cobra Draughts

Cobra Draughts is a lightweight AI for draught/checkers game written in Python. The main goal of this software is to provide a simple engine for AI vs. AI match for Machine Learning purpose. However it's perfectly suitable for AI vs. Human match.

Java Space Alert Mission Generator

The Java Space Alert Mission Generator allows you to create Space Alert Missions via command line and GUI. It is also able to play the mission via MP3 files (all languages supported).

Tagua

Tagua (previously known as KBoard) is a generic board game application for KDE, including games like Chess, Shogi, Xiangqi and variants. Tagua is based on a powerful plugin system that allows many games to share the same graphical framework, game history handling, interoperability with AI engines and connectivity to network servers.

Dragon Go Server

Dragon Go Server is a web-based server for playing go (a.k.a baduk, weichi and igo). It's intended as a replacement for play-by-email, where the server keeps tracks of the moves. Tools used are php and mysql.

maciago

MacIago is a computer game based on the Othello board game. It is a strategic game, played with a board on which you have to enclose the opponent pieces between your own. All the enclosed pieces will be converted to your own in the eight possible directions. The player with the most pieces at the ... [More] end of the game wins. If you are getting errors checking out the source, please ensure that your locale settings are en_US: export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 [Less]

OSU-gt

OSU-gt, formerly known as "Gametable" is a Java-based shared whiteboard and chat client. It is designed primarily to provide an online tabletop interface. Draw directly, or place images, and all connected users can see and manipulate.

bbclassic

BBClassicIs a simple clone of the classic BB board game. The main goals of this project are the game logic and design. Changelog04/08/08 - Used the Gui code from a prev project for this one. Starting to work on the team setup and possibly a full tournament system. Added ResourceManager to load ... [More] all the graphics needed and keep them in on place. A lot of the code in the Gui module was reusable, but I need Entry, TextBox, and Listbox to get going on the initial menu states. 04/01/08 - Most recent svn has the movement mode, tackle mode, menu system with callbacks, and a new field graphic to name a few of the improvements. See all the changes here. *new* field graphic StatusThe current status of the game is not playable. Much of the core functionality is there, but the turn sequence and score keeping are not. There are a few reasons for this: Makes testing individual functions easier Game flow and continuity are very easy to add when the api is already there LicenseI'm not a crazy Zealot about these things like most of you OSS peoples. Google Code has no Public Domain License or I would use it. I chose the BSD License because I think RMS is funny(looking) and I assume it will give you the freedom to do as you wish. ContributeI would love to accept outside contributions. Please e-mail me at: Chris.Statzer@gmail.com [Less]