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SoftBoard Games: Free, Commercial, and Abandoned Computer Version of Board, Card and Role-Playing Games with Computer AI (Artificial Intelligence) Opponents with Screen Shots
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Sebastian Sohn
United States
culver city
CA
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Try this board game price search engine: www.boardgameprices.comFormat: Game program name Location of a file like a link or description of location Developer(s) and BGG User ID(s): Publisher: AI strength:   random (makes legal moves) beginner (makes strategic moves) advance (better than average players) tournament (competes with ranked players) champion (top ranked player) Interface: Crude Basic Average Good Professional Operating Systems: Web Browser based Flash Java OSX Windows Unix/Linux Palm OS Windows Mobile Symbian OS RIM BlackBerry Linux mobile Windows Mobile Software Types: stand alone client connects to a central server client connects to a your own (local) server online browser based Licenses: Free Free, open source Commercial Commercial Demo Variants available. ======================================================================== Learn how to play the games in this list by watching video tutorials: The Definitive List of Board Game Videos and Interactive Tutorials http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/23763======================================================================== A guild for devlopers, hobbyists, and people interested in converting board games to computer games has been opened. http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/458======================================================================== Why I put solitaire games in a list of games with an AI: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/8323/item/781391#item7...5-16-09 This list is now alphabetical -- The list has grown too big and people keep putting duplicate entries because they cannot find the games.
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The items in this GeekList are ordered alphabetically by title
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Posted Fri Feb 23, 2007 6:12 am
Edited Thu Nov 5, 2009 6:27 pm
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Jason Monroe
United States
St Louis
Missouri
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I haven't had much chance to play this so I'll let someone else post the full details using the format on the other entries. Looks to be free.
http://www.hotflashgames.com/darktower.htm
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Board Game: Diam
[Average Rating:6.32 Overall Rank:2863]
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Board Game: Dipole
[Average Rating:6.17 Unranked]
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Dave Dyer
United States
Playa Del Rey
California
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Dipole is a brain burner. All you need is a brain, an opponent,
and a checkerboard.
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Board Game: Domina 4
[Average Rating:6.64 Unranked]
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nestor romeral andres
Spain
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Computer version available on the files section of the game (PC).
Great job by Greg Schmidt. It uses the AXIOM system. Hard to beat.
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Brian Sturk
United States
New Hampshire
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I've written a computer version of the game w/ an AI player. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The interface isn't very fancy, but it is functional. All pieces and abilities are supported as well as custom minis and changing core rules.
This is my first post to a geeklist so I hope I did it correctly. 
http://www.slightlymagic.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=51
EDIT: sshot added
~telengard
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Board Game: DVONN
[Average Rating:7.50 Overall Rank:91]
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Board Game: DVONN
[Average Rating:7.50 Overall Rank:91]
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Board Game: DVONN
[Average Rating:7.50 Overall Rank:91]
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Board Game: DVONN
[Average Rating:7.50 Overall Rank:91]
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Sebastian Sohn
United States
culver city
CA
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EB Player
http://www.railgamefans.com/ebp/ebp.htm
Has several maps and stong AI.
Author(s): Steve Okonski
Publisher: Intersystem Concepts
bgg user id:
Steve Okonski
United States
Unspecified
AI strength: tournament
Interface: Professional
Operating Systems: Windows
Software Types:
stand alone
client connects to a your own (local) server
Licenses: Commercial Demo - 30 days
Variants available.
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Board Game: Exxit
[Average Rating:7.47 Overall Rank:1973]
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Posted Sat Oct 21, 2006 5:18 pm
Another bonus (at least when I was playing) was that Peter Olotka was online a lot and was quite fun to play with.