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FreeCol is a turn-based strategy game based on the old game Colonization, and similar to Civilization. The objective of the game is to create an independent nation. You start with only a few colonists defying the stormy seas in their search for new land. Will you guide them on the Colonization of a New World? The last stable version release can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/freecol/files/latest/download The latest test pre-release of the next version can be found here: https://github.com/FreeCol/freecol/releases If you want to contribute to Freecol please visit our welcome information thread to see how here: https://sourceforge.net/p/freecol/discussion/719661/thread/2d0063a3bc/

Java Open Chess is a project written in Java in NetBeans IDE. There is possibility to play for 2 players on local computers and via network connection. There is also an option to play versus quite weak computer oponent. Stronger computer oponens will be implemented soon. ATTENTION: Requires Java 1.8 or higher!

jChecs is an open source Java chess program, designed to introduce the basics of computer chess programming concepts.

OpenQuest is a computer game conversion of the board game HeroQuest. The play supports Multiplayer as well as Singleplayer. The representation takes place in a isometric view (like e.g. Transport Tycoon, UFO - Enemy Unknown, etc.).

Clippers is a board game designed by Alan R Moon that is an abstract island connection game based on clipper ships and the south pacific. This computer version is written in Java 1.5 and includes AI players.

This is UCI Chess Engine writen in Java. Since version 1.4 (inclusive) the project was moved to https://github.com/bagaturchess/Bagatur

A 2D-Chess with many features, such as a multiplayer server and many others. It will also show you all movement possibilites you have. Playing against Computer is in development

UPDATE: Load the Release package and the single new JPortal.jar file. After installing - copy the new jar over the one installed! This is important, otherwise graphics can not be imported properly! --- JPortal version 1.3 is released!

Canis Minor strives to create a battle engine for a strategic and fun to play computer game. The battles/fights in the game are turn based. All sets of rules are defined as part of the project. Players will be able to battle each other or an AI. At first the engine will be text-based 1vs1 fights. Later we will switch to a graphical engine.

Wikipedia's Definition of a 4X Game; "4X games are a genre of strategy video game in which players control an empire and "explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate". The term was first coined by Alan Emrich in his September 1993 preview of Master of Orion for Computer Gaming World. Since then, others have adopted the term to describe games of similar scope and design. 4X games are noted for their deep, complex gameplay. Emphasis is placed upon economic and technological development, as...

Sljngshot is a clone of the gravity game Slingshot implemented in java. It offers hot-seat single-computer sessions as well as multiplayer games.

A computer version of the World War 2 tactical boardgame "Squad Leader" originally published by The Avalon Hill Games Company. Play any scenario against anyone around the world!

This is an application for the Android operating system. It will only run on your phone or an Android emulator. To download the application for installing on your phone, please download the *.apk file. To download the source code for compiling on your computer, please download the *.zip file.

This is a strategy game written in java, with earlier versions in perl. You must enter co-ordinates, to build up stacks, set up chain reactions and eventually annihilate the computer player

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

JConquest is a interstellar turn-based multi-player computer strategy game! You, as a player, are the imperator of an interstellar empire. Your objects are the 4X (explore, expand, exploit, exterminate). JConquest is 100 % platform independant.

A Java based version of risk that will incorporate not only, single, hotseat and network multiplayer, but also configurable and programmable AI bots allowing you to pit your strategies against a computer.

This project aims to promote computer science. In the way of 'serious games', it will particularly help students to improve their computer skills. This project provides a framework to create space battles between AI.

This is a computer version of the ever popular game of Ludo created in java . It has multiple human player capability in the same interface along with computer player capability and onLAN and online multiplayer capabilities .

This project is a computer implementation of the Aerotech 2 strategy board game by Fan Pro. It is based off of the MegaMek program.

Great videogame!!! A trading card game (TCG) with creatures and spells. You play against the computer with rules enforcement. Over 400 cards to build your deck with, infinite playability. Java based, works on Windows, Linux, Mac, etc..

This is a program being developed for the Winona State University Computer Science Club (csclub.winona.edu) to help keep students involved in the major through a programing contest. This is a 2d tile programing contest, including the tournament code.

Invade Earth is based on the popular game Risk 2210 A.D. by Avalon Hill. Invade Earth features multiple rule sets, a versatile Map Editor, network support, saving and loading game states, and play against the computer. NOTE: Currently, code in CVS may not be up-to-date. Contact admin if interested in the codebase. The latest version of the application is available at http://jonathancrosmer.com/software/invadeearth

A single-player Civilization IV clone in Java using hex tiles and with a focus on strong, non-cheating computer opponents.

Play Gomoku against computer player. The computer player is implemented using a min/max tree with alpha-beta pruning.