Projects within Simulation games

  • ACM

    - Aerial combat simulation game

  • AirTraffic

    - Air Traffic Control simulation

  • Bitlife

    - Implementation of Conway's Game of Life

  • Civil

    - American Civil War strategy game

  • Dynpet

    - A Tamagotchi-like game.

  • Empire

    - War game

  • Fireworks

    - Simulates pyrotechnic explosions

  • FooBillard

    - Billiards simulation

  • Freeciv

    - Civilization-like strategic game

  • GL-117

    - Action flight simulator

  • GNOME War Pad

    - Play-by-email space conquest strategy game

  • GNU robots

    - Real-time game

  • GtkLife

    - Implementation of Conway's Game of Life

  • LinCity

    - City/country development simulation game

  • Micropolis

    - Build your own virtual city!

  • Monster Masher

    - Action game for Gnome

  • OpenMAD

    - Nuclear war simulator

  • Particle Simulation

    - Simulates particle movement

  • PyTraffic

    - Game that simulates rush hour traffic

  • Simple World

    - a program tries to reproduce the basic elements that define a simple world.

  • SpeedX

    - Racing game

  • Stellarium

    - Renders realistic skies in real time with openGL

  • Stoned

    - Curling simulation

  • Tennix

    - simple two-player tennis game

  • Train Director

    - Train dispatch simulator

  • a2b

    - An abstract train game.

  • gLife

    - Evolutionary simulation game

  • libTAP

    - Prototyping system for virtual/augmented reality applications

  • libquantum

    - Simulation of a quantum computer

  • liquidwar

    - Liquid War 5 is a unique multiplayer wargame.

  • liquidwar6

    - Liquid War 6 is a unique multiplayer wargame.
 
 

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