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EDOPro is an open-source automatic duel simulator developed by the Project Ignis team, formerly behind YGOPro Percy. It is described as an evolution of the YGOPro system available on major desktop platforms, with new features and bug fixes. The team also publishes scripting guides and reference material for the simulator.
osu!droid is a free-to-play circle clicking rhythm game for Android devices, originally created by the osu! community and now developed by a small group of fans. Each beatmap has a leaderboard for competing with other players. The site states the game has never been released on Play Store and is not affiliated with osu! or ppy.
CorsixTH is an open source project that re-implements the game engine of Theme Hospital and loads the original game data files. It aims to serve as a base for extensions and improvements to the original game. Playing requires the demo or the full Theme Hospital game.
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A fan project that makes the PC version of Silent Hill 2 (2001) compatible with modern Windows systems and displays. It restores effects and features, including fog visuals, soft shadows, post-processing effects and high quality audio, and provides upscaled and remade images and videos.
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EDOPro is an open-source automatic duel simulator developed by the Project Ignis team, formerly behind YGOPro Percy. It is described as an evolution of the YGOPro system available on major desktop platforms, with new features and bug fixes. The team also publishes scripting guides and reference material for the simulator.
osu!droid is a free-to-play circle clicking rhythm game for Android devices, originally created by the osu! community and now developed by a small group of fans. Each beatmap has a leaderboard for competing with other players. The site states the game has never been released on Play Store and is not affiliated with osu! or ppy.
CorsixTH is an open source project that re-implements the game engine of Theme Hospital and loads the original game data files. It aims to serve as a base for extensions and improvements to the original game. Playing requires the demo or the full Theme Hospital game.
The Peacock Project is a replacement for HITMAN's servers that runs locally on the user's machine. It is described as fast and easy to set up, requiring ownership of the game, and features monthly custom content.
A fan project that makes the PC version of Silent Hill 2 (2001) compatible with modern Windows systems and displays. It restores effects and features, including fog visuals, soft shadows, post-processing effects and high quality audio, and provides upscaled and remade images and videos.
Xonotic is a free arena-style first person shooter with a wide array of weapons and crisp movement. It offers multiple game modes, 25 official maps, a map editor, and the XonStat player statistics application. It is released under the GPLv3+ license and is downloadable for Linux, Windows and macOS without installation.
