Open Source OCaml (Objective Caml) Games for Mac

This is an Ocaml implementation of a variant of Core War I’ve invented where programs can travels through time (which can replace the threads). It’s more or less functionnel now. There stay some bugs, but we can play with it right now! If you have any warrior, you can send them to me by email, I’ll send you mines back ;) To try it quickly, just type in an Unix terminal the following command: bzr branch bzr://timecorewar.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/timecorewar ; cd timecorewar ; make all opt There is also a JavaScript implementation of it, where you can play directly in your browser against some warriors there: http://timecorewar.sourceforge.net You can exchange fighter or discuss about strategies on https://sourceforge.net/p/timecorewar/discussion/fighters/ If you want any informations about this project, just contact me! Martin.

Boxman (Also called Sokoban Pushbox) is a transport puzzle in witch the player pushed boxes around a maze, viewed from above, and tries to put them in designated location. Only one box may be pushed at a time, and boxes cannot be pulled. This Game is coded in Caml language, So to try it, you need to compile it first with Camllight.

Lexy is a Scrabble-playing bot written in OCaml. Because it can be compiled to a machine executable, it is wicked fast.

Mini Gosix is a small program that allows you to play Gosix board game (by Pierre Canuel) against a computer opponent. There are selectable difficulty levels and GUI. Program is written in OCaml using TK widgets.

OCamlBoggle implements the well-known game Boggle. It is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL v3. It is written in OCaml with GTK+ and should thus work with many OS platforms. Its French database contains more than 600 000 entries.

SMOCaml is a server for Stepmania Online written from scratch in OCaml.

A Forge-like world editor for the AlephOne engine. We have migrated to GitHub for all future releases.

Toss is a program which allows to explore the use of logic and terms in various models. On the static side, you can draw graphs and check their properties, axioms and reductions. Then, on the dynamic side, you can model multi-player games with both discrete and continuous dynamics. You can play the games, generate strategies automatically and analyse possible behaviours with respect to various logic formulas.

VSGE is a platform-independent, "very simple" game engine based on the SDL and OpenGL libraries. Using unorthodox technologies when appropriate, it strives to make developing non-trivial games simple and fun.

ggelite aims to be a clone/improvement of the old eighty's game called "elite"