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OpenTibia Server
Analyzed 5 days ago
Free Open Source server replacement for Tibia, a graphical multiplayer RPG (MUD)
Licenses:
gpl
Crossfire RPG game
C
Analyzed 6 months ago
Crossfire is an open source, cooperative multiplayer graphical RPG and adventure game. Since its initial release, Crossfire has grown to encompass over 150 monsters, about 3000 maps to explore, an elaborate magic system, 13 races, 15 character classes, a system of skills, and many artifacts and
Evennia
Analyzed over 2 years ago
A MUD/MUX/MU* construction system, server and codebase built with Python, Twisted and Django. All code development is done in normal Python modules, abstracting away all the gritty things a online game needs such database manipulation and network communication. Features include heavy web
Licenses:
BSD-3-Clause
Warlock Frontend
W
Analyzed 1 day ago
The Warlock Front End is written to allow Simutronics games to be played in linux. The primary focus at this time is on Dragonrealms, but other games should (theoretically) work with it.
WheelMUD
Analyzed over 2 years ago
WheelMUD is a Multi-User Domain (MUD), also known as Multi-User Dungeons. This is a multiplayer text enviornment, that's built upon the telnet protocol. WheelMUD has been coded using C#.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
Microsoft...
FaerieMUD
Analyzed over 2 years ago
A not-for-profit effort to create a new multi-user online role-playing game, one with a high degree of immersiveness and believability, depth of character, and, above all, an emphasis on story.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
Ruby_License
Spyrit
Analyzed about 2 hours ago
Spyrit is a cross-platform graphical MUSH/MUCK/MOO client. It supports ANSI colors, per-MU* configuration, tabbed MU* windows, Unicode, multiline input with unlimited history, and tries hard to be a polished and pleasant tool for you.
While we hope you will find it stable and pleasant to use
KMuddy
K
Analyzed over 2 years ago
KMuddy is a MUD client powered by KDE. It aims to be the most powerful, fast, feature-rich and easy to use MUD client.
The current version already offers many features such as powerful external scripting (which supports very many languages such as Python, Perl, Lua, C/C++), and it's own internal
Vadi Mapper
V
Analyzed over 2 years ago
A free, open-source real-time mapper for Achaea.
This mapper is originally based on Whyte's IMapper. Besides keeping the features that were in the IMapper, it adds many new functions which add to the ease of traveling through Achaea, and help improve all aspects of geography.