Open Source Java Board Games - Page 6

An adaptation of the Dwarfstar Games classic boardgame Barbarian Prince. Written in Java, using JOGL technology for rendering.

Barricades - Classical German board game implementation. Up to 4 players. Computer players available.

Battle Overseas: Charged! is the evolution of the traditional game of Battleship, with new power-ups, special items, and a really nice graphic environment. Just download it, give a friend your IP and have fun!

Battle of Elements is a Board Game. Each of the 2 to 4 players has 6 Figures on his side of the hexfield-board. There are the following types: water, fire and club. Water can defeat fire, fire defeats club and club water. The figures must reach gates on

The BattleShip was developed using Java. It is an online game where one user has to sink the other user’s ships. The game uses Server-Client structure, each user has a map where he needs to allocate his ships and one map where he will choose where to shoot to try to hit his enemy’s ships. The one who hit all opponent’s ships first, wins the game. The ships allocation can be manually or automatic (random position) and there is also a chat implemented where one user can talk to his opponent. UPDATE: Battleship v2.0 has now single player mode. The user can play against the computer.

Battlelance is a turn based multiplayer RPG game based on DnD and the likes. You can control a wizard, fighter, thief, cleric or a whole party of these and pit them against a dungeon master or other characters/parties. You can also take up the role as dungeon master and spawn enemies, traps and do other nasty tricks to make life of the characters as difficult as possible.

Battleship is a multiplayer game, but also against an artificial intelligence. It's written in Java and it has a client-server structure.

An application to help Battletech players balance two forces using all possible modifiers

A networked version of Settlers of Catan.

Billy is a simple java Othello 10x10 board that can take a game file in the SGF format as command line argument.

Server-side framework to create cardgames of various types. Defines communication models, protocols, interfaces, accounting, data models and distribution mechanisms. Not covering concrete implementations nor clients to access concrete implementations.

Chess game. It supports disconnected network play by means of emails or such. It supports also realtime network play through a TCP connection. It requires Java 2 version 1.3 or later (vers. 2 under development will reqire JDK5.0 to compile from sourc

A collection of browser based Java, Flash and Flex table games from the BlazingGame.com website.

Adaption of the "Blood Bowl" board game. "Blood Bowl" is a registered Trademark of Games Workshap Ltd. and used without permission.

Imagine a football league composed of teams of orcs, goblins, elves, dwarves, humans ... As a trainer, you manage one of those teams and guide your players through the matches against other teams : hotseat, in net-based leagues etc.

BBalc is an open framework for the BloodBowl game. This library provides chess-computer like functions such as analysing the game and generating/proposing actions. The modular design allows users to extend existing analyse modules to fit their needs.

A repository of software tools related to chess. Currently includes a complete package to analyze your games, search for blunders and missed opportunities, and then go over them repeatedly so that your game improves.

Board Game Language (BGL, pronounced "bagel") is a natural language syntax programming language for first-time programmers. It uses board games as a metaphor for programming concepts, with the goal of teaching users the foundations of programming.

This project try to build a set of software tools to manage a board role game: <ul> <li>Create and store Character Sheets</li> <li>Journal your game</li> <li>Move the player around the scene on your screen</li> </ul>

BoardWars is a teaching utility for computer science classes. It runs as a server supporting multiple turn based board games. The games are played by supplying the AI code in java or c++. BoardWars was funded by the University of Iowa

Framework for creation of board games. Chess is built-in, Monopoly comes next. It addresses: 1) Players 2) Game authors 3) AI developers 4) Model-based developers. Developed by software professionals using EMF. New games are configured in few hours.

A generic framework to host online versions of boardgames. Currently "Acquire" from Avalon Hill is implemented.

This projects provides an online server and web user interfaces for playing multi-player board games in the internet. Features contain extensibility for adding additional games, user management, competitions and ranking ladder systems.

A simple but addictive game. I've made it just for fun. The images are created by Paul Davey (mattahan). Visit him on http://www.mattahan.com

Bordeaux1 Chinese Checkers is a playable Chinese Checkers simulator with GUI and AI. It was developed for a master's project and thesis at the University of Sciences and Technologies of Bordeaux 1, France, by a group of four computer science students.