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Revive Joint Operations is a fan-powered revival of the classic FPS Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising, featuring the JO:TAC expansion. It offers a launcher, automatic stats, Discord integration, global leaderboards and downloadable game files, and hosts community tournaments. A proximity voice chat feature is announced to launch with the January 2026 opening event.
Clash of Magic is a custom server for CoC that began in May 2015 and offers four servers with different features. It states compatibility with all Android devices, including BlueStacks for PC, and says its servers run the latest version of the game, including Builder Base and 1v1. The content is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.
ChromieCraft is an open-source PvE full-progressive realm powered by AzerothCore and intended for the AzerothCore community. Players connect with a clean 3.3.5a client using the realmlist logon.chromiecraft.com. Support is handled through Discord rather than in-game tickets. Code is released under the GPLv2 license as part of the AzerothCore project.
Rusticaland provides a free custom Rust client, a launcher, and vanilla, Onegrid and monthly Rust servers that cracked and legit players can join. The project states it has run for over seven years.
SquidServers is a free desktop application for hosting Minecraft servers locally without port forwarding. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, supports modpacks from Modrinth and custom installations via CurseForge Server Packs, and offers Bedrock Dedicated Server support with crossplay between Java and Bedrock editions using GeyserMC. The server is online only while the computer runs the application. Built-in tunneling is provided by playit.gg.
Pelican is a free, open-source game server control panel. The web interface, called the Panel, manages servers in isolated Docker containers on machines running the Wings service. It provides one-click installations, supports games such as Minecraft and Terraria, and includes documentation and community support.
