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This is a custom size TicTacToe(Gomoku) game, where you can set the number of in-a-row, the grid(playboard) size, square size and the O and X symbol size in predefined limits. The game is for everyone looking to sharpen their attentive and logical skills, great for teaching children and great entertainment for adults too. • Highly customizable • No installation needed • Easy to use interface Please take into account that I am a self-taught developer coding only for a few months, so I...

Gomoku (five in a row) and Renju game which has a skinable board and external artificial intelligences from China, Hungary, Czech Republic, Russia, Japan and USA. The board size and time limits are customizable.

Piskvorky is 'five in a row' (also know as 'Gomoku') game. Small project provides customization and offer basic AI. Written in C++ with Qt framework. Feedback is always welcomed.

Monte Carlo search of Gomoku AI using with Piskvork. It's easy and playable. This AI only support Free-style gomoku and there is NO ban move.

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Online hra typu piškvorky pro více hráčů. Online game gomoku for more players.

Gimoku game for linux

Link five, also known as GoMoku or 5-in-a-Row, is a traditional oriental game played with black and white stones on a 19x19 GO board. It is a simple game, more like Tic-Tac-Toe than GO. It's relation to GO is similar to that of Checkers to Chess. In this game, you can play with the computer AI. You can select the difficulty(simple, medium, hard). You can also set the background music.

This is the first step of a board game engine development plan "Architect". The first version will be playing the classical Gomoku game, and this version is called "Architect I". This project also shows the rich features of the next generation Java graphical user interface. The GUI of this application was built using JavaFX 2.0 which was entirely written in Java. Although as been announced, JavaFX 3.0 will be integrated into JRE in next year, at this point, you still need a separate runtime...

Cute Gomoku is an AI gomoku game. It's written in C++ with Qt4 and should be able to be built on any platform where Qt4 is installed.

Gobang is an old popular board game played in Asiatic countries with many variations and names like Gomoku and five-in-the-row. Using black and white stones, each player try to form a line with five adjacent stones of his color. Try it!

Go-Mo-Cult is an implementation of the board game Gomoku (also known as "five in a row").

ddamok is a board game, that unite go(known as baduk) with omok(known as gomoku, piskvorky or wuziqi). ddamok runs cross-platform and you can do multiplay.

[AmObA] is a freeware, as of 2008 open source gomoku (5 in a row) clone written in Delphi 6. Since i dont develop the project any further, i published it as a free-to-take project on sourceforge.net.

XOMaster is a fairly strong AI five in a row (free-style gomoku) player. It implements a simple interface and an alpha-beta search function with a fast eval function.

Tick5 is a board game known as gomoku, omok, piskvorky or wuziqi. Tick5 has a built-in AI and also allows users to build their own AI with script language Lua. Tick5 runs cross-platform and has both GUI and textual version.

Players take turns to choose spots on a board, the winner is the 1st player to make the required connection amount in any direction. Features: 2player, networked game, AI, and gameplay settings Other: Network chat and preset games(Tic-tac-toe & Gomoku)

Play Gomoku against computer player. The computer player is implemented using a min/max tree with alpha-beta pruning.

JCaro is a version of Gomoku, an popular game. It was written by using J2ME and can run on mobiles supporting Java. It is very small, just 6kb, and can run unchanged on any device.

Play Gomoku, a connect 5 board game, against an AI player.

gl-Moku is a circles-and-crosses (gomoku) game, with a twist: the game board is the surface of a torus, and thus it folds upon itself. It uses OpenGL & SDL for graphics. TCP/IP internet play supported, and there is an AI to practise against.

kik5 is something like gomoku, the differences are that there are no theoretical limits of game field but screen size. If point is granted then every not striked out field is in the game. See screenshot for on homepage for better understanding the idea.

Gnomoku is a GTK+/GNOME version of the game of gomoku. It includes a fairly strong AI player.