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Wizards Magic - OpenSource card game, based on rules of Magic: The Gathering, written in Python, using Pygame
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An on-line strategy game which takes place in the dangerous universe. You will become powerful commander of many stars, planets, and great fleets and will struggle for survival with other commanders.
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8 Kingdoms is a 3D turn-based fantasy strategic game in which players become kings, build their empires and conquer enemy kingdoms.
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Extirpation is a small Python (http://www.python.org) game in early development that uses the wxPython (http://www.wxpython.org/) library. It is a turn based strategy game with robots and very basic graphics. Check the SVN for the best version.
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Deception (Open Card Game) - A two-player, simultaneous-turn card game with a high degree of customization. The game emphasizes creativity, fast gameplay, bluffing, strategy and tactics.
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Condottieri is a web based, multiplayer game, inspired in Avalon Hill's classic "Machiavelli". The game is set in Renaissance Italy but it's easily adaptable to other scenarios and eras as long as the rules are like the ones in "Machiavelli".
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