Open Source Erlang Games for Linux
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View 7777 business solutionsBrowse free open source Erlang Games for Linux and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Erlang Games for Linux by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Concurrent version of the Life-like cellular automaton written in Erlang. Infinite board, flexible rules, color cells.
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ErlyMUD is a small MUD server written using the Erlang/OTP libraries. The aim is to have solid support for exploration and roleplaying, within a concurrent, highly fault-tolerant environment.
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The Minerva Chess Engine is an artificial chess opponent. It learns as it plays and can be distributed across multiple computers for increased power.
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Object-oriented Simple DirectMedia Layer
High-level C++ framework to ease game development
OSDL: Object-oriented Simple DirectMedia Layer. OSDL is a high level open source (LGPL/GPL) portable multimedia library, built upon Sam Lantinga's SDL (http://www.libsdl.org). Its goal is to provide a high level C++ framework to ease game development. -
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Turn-based MMORPG written in Erlang (server side) and Java (client side) using the XMPP protocol for communication. Sanctuaire's goal is to maximise the game experience with tactical/strategical/economical/political and social actions and interactions.
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