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Games in the "Arcade Games" subsection consist of: <placeholder-1/>
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Games in the "Arcade Games" subsection consist of: <placeholder-1/>
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games/C/games.xml:72(para) games/C/games.xml:438(para)
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Board Games
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Board Games
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games/C/games.xml:170(title) games/C/games.xml:465(title)
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<application>Atlantik</application> is an open source game client for <trademark>Monopoly</trademark> like board games which are played on the monopd network.
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<application>Atlantik</application> is an open source game client for <trademark>Monopoly</trademark> like board games which are played on the monopd network.
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<application>KBackgammon</application> follows the rules of the popular boardgame as well as supports games with other players and games against other computer engines such as GNU bg and other online games.
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<application>KBackgammon</application> follows the rules of the popular boardgame as well as supports games with other players and games against other computer engines such as GNU bg and other online games.
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<application>KBlackbox</application> is a logical game of hide-and-seek, inspired by <emphasis>emacs blackbox</emphasis>, played on a grid of boxes.
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<application>KBlackbox</application> is a logical game of hide-and-seek, inspired by <emphasis>emacs blackbox</emphasis>, played on a grid of boxes.
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<application>Kenolaba</application> is a two player tactical game, following the rules of <emphasis>Abalone</emphasis>, where players try to shove the opponents pieces from the game board.
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<application>Kenolaba</application> is a two player tactical game, following the rules of <emphasis>Abalone</emphasis>, where players try to shove the opponents pieces from the game board.
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<application>KMahjongg</application> is a clone of the well known tile based patience game of the same name. Your goal is to empty the board by removing pieces of the same type.
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<application>KMahjongg</application> is a clone of the well known tile based patience game of the same name. Your goal is to empty the board by removing pieces of the same type.
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<application>KReversi</application> is a two player game in which players gain the majority of pieces on the board by tactically placing ones pieces to turn over the opponents pieces.
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<application>KReversi</application> is a two player game in which players gain the majority of pieces on the board by tactically placing their pieces to turn over the opponent's pieces.
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<application>KWin4</application>, or <emphasis>Four wins</emphasis>, is a two player game which follows the rules of the famous <trademark>Connect Four</trademark> game where you have to align four pieces of the same color to win.
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<application>KWin4</application>, or <emphasis>Four wins</emphasis>, is a two player game which follows the rules of the famous <trademark>Connect Four</trademark> game where you have to align four pieces of the same colour to win.
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<application>Shishen-Sho</application>, similar to <emphasis>Mahjongg</emphasis>, is played by removing all tiles from the field, two at a time by the same type.
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<application>Shishen-Sho</application>, similar to <emphasis>Mahjongg</emphasis>, is played by removing all tiles from the field, two at a time by the same type.
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