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Evver Games open source project downloads are available through Source Forge. Several downloads are available, each of which could potentially be very useful to you. Use the following information to help you decide what you need to download.
Golf is Evver's first game in what will hopefully be a series of many
fun games. This package contains two files, golfgame and golfservlet. Golfservlet is a web archive, or .war file, that is ready to be deployed in a standard servlet
container. It has been tested in Tomcat, the reference servlet
container, but should work with any recent servlet container. Golfgame is a cardplatfrorm based implementation for the card game, Golf. This library can be used or extended for you own game, and is already included with the golfservlet.
No-Peeking is quick paced and engaging memory game. This package, like golf, contains two files, npgame and npservlet. Npservlet is a web archive, or .war file, that is ready to be
deployed in a standard servlet
container. It has been tested in Tomcat, the reference servlet
container, but should work with any recent servlet container. Npgame
is a cardplatfrorm based implementation for the No-Peeking card game. This
library can be used or extended for you own game, and is already
included in npservlet.
The card platform is the heart of card games here at Evver. It contains an abstract framework that allows you to easily extend and implement just a few classes to make a card game of your own. If you are looking to write your own game - this is at a very minimum what you need.
The cardservlet is a set of classes for building a web front for games developed using the card platform. Extending just a handful of cardservlet classes, you can easily create an AJAX web version of your card game.
After You Download:
If you enjoy the Evver Games project, please let us know! We would love to feature a list of web sites, games, etc... that make use of the project. Please contact us, and let us know about what you have done, so that we can list you on our web site.
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