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Domination (Risk Board Game) v1.3.3 Domination (Risk Board Game) v1.3.3 Domination is a game that is a bit like the well known board game of Risk or RisiKo. It has many game options and includes many maps. Written in java it includes a map editor, a simple map format, multiplayer network play, single player, hotseat, 5 user interfaces and many more features, it works in all OSs that run java 1.4 or higher. Features 100s of maps online play Changes: v1.3.3 (11.01.2025) (svn rev 2616) Linux audio fix This download is for the Windows portable (includes iOS) version (very bottom of page). If you need the Windows Installer version, download here. If you need the Android version, download here. If you need the pure Java version, download here. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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7,595 | Jan 24, 2025 Yura  |
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Game of Ur v0.4.2 Game of Ur v0.4.2 👉 Play a 3D adaptation of an ancient strategy board game against the computer or a friend. Game of Ur is a free, open source adaptation of an ancient two-player race game. Move your pieces along the board, capture opposing pieces, and race to bring your entire team safely off the other end. Play against a computer opponent or share the same computer with another player for local competition. Game of Ur combines stylized 3D graphics with music and sound effects. Its bird-shaped pieces, decorated board, and visible scoring counters give an ancient tabletop game a distinctive digital presentation. This adaptation follows a five-piece Babylonian variant described by British Museum Assyriologist Irving Finkel, with several adjustments documented by the developer. Each player controls a Swallow, Storm-bird, Raven, Rooster, and Eagle. Different launch requirements and a shared pool of counters add tactical decisions beyond simply rolling dice and moving forward. Features: Single-player matches against a computer opponent. Local two-player matches on the same computer. Offline multiplayer. Stylized 3D board and bird-shaped playing pieces. Mouse-operated gameplay. Five distinct pieces per player, each with its own launch requirement. A choice between using the primary dice result and risking a second roll for a larger move. Captures that send an opponent's piece back off the board. Rosette spaces that protect occupying pieces and affect scoring. A shared counter pool that rewards careful movement and goes to the winner. An exact-roll requirement for bringing pieces off the board. On-screen turn instructions, dice results, and counter totals. A How to Play section with illustrated guidance. ... |
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39 | Oct 07, 2026 Zoheb Shujauddin  |
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Sports Tactics Board v0.2.1008 Sports Tactics Board v0.2.1008 A free utility that allows coaches, trainers and officials to describe sports tactics, strategies and positioning using a magnetic or chalk-board style approach. Supports soccer, hockey, volleyball and floorball. Features Supports more than one sport (currently Soccer/Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Floorball, Futsal and American Football). Records sequences of positions for documenting tactical strategies or plays. Save and loads tactical sequences - allows building a library of plays or drills. Supports pre-defined layouts that position players, ball/puck and officials. Supports exporting images and image sequences to files or clipboard. English and German translations of the UI. Changes 0.2.1008 - Added new playing surfaces (Futsal and American football) FEAT - Added FIFA Futsal pitch FEAT - Added American football (NFL) field (players are a bit random and possibly labelled wrong -- need someone with expertise) CHG - Relabelled sports to be more specific and add governing body designation related to field markings and layout Click here to visit the author's website. |
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4,761 | Jan 01, 2023 rdturner0  |
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The Baronet Mark IV v0.301 The Baronet Mark IV v0.301 👉 Play chess against a custom-built computer opponent, learn the game, and review your games offline. The Baronet is a free desktop chess program for playing, learning, and studying chess on Windows and macOS. It opens ready for a game, with the board, clocks, move list, opening name, position evaluation, and game graph arranged together. You can play against the computer at a strength suited to you, play another person at the same computer, or watch two computer players compete. The computer opponent was developed specifically for The Baronet. Its own chess engine and neural network are included with the program, along with an opening book and endgame tablebases for positions with up to four pieces. At full strength, the developer reports a rating above 2700 in blitz games on Lichess as of September 2026. The engine can also play matches against other UCI or CECP engines through CuteChess CLI. After a game, The Baronet can review the moves and explain where the game changed course. Each move receives one of ten classifications, from Brilliant and Great to Inaccuracy, Mistake, and Blunder. Comments describe the move and suggest a better alternative, with three levels of detail for different experience levels. The review includes accuracy summaries, an evaluation graph, a move list, and options to show the recommended move or play through the best line. The review tools can also be used with games played elsewhere. Open a PGN or FEN file, choose a game from a multi-game PGN, or paste game or position text into the review or analysis board. Save an annotated game as PGN to keep the move classifications and comments for use in another chess program or website. Beginners can work through 46 short lessons arranged in six courses, followed by a complete game against the computer. ... |
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