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Mures is a cross-platform clone of Sega's "Chu Chu Rocket," a multi-player puzzle game. Players place arrows on a board in an attempt to guide the mice into their rockets and away from opponents' rockets. A great party game.

License: free

Musical Invaders is a learning musical game that can be played with a MIDI keyboard or with the computer keyboard. The goal is to play the notes as they appear on the screen in order to play a music. Musicians can compose their own songs and distribute them on the Internet so that someone else that has the game can play them.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

• ClanLib 0.6x
• MidiIO

Mutant Storm is inspired by Williams classic RoboTron, Smash TV and Jeff Minters fantastic Llamatron.

To those unacquainted, this means two joysticks, one controlling fire direction, and the other controlling movement. Sounds confusing? ...don't worry, its very simple once you try, and very effective when you're used to it.

Prepare for a fantastic journey, set over 89 levels of psychedelic 3D environments, getting ever more crowded with nasty beasties, all generated in a state of the art game engine.

License: shareware (USD$19.95)

You play a freelance hacker working for a company called MyLink. You earn money by hacking into rival company servers, stealing research data, laundering money, etc.
With increasing experience, you can buy better soft- and hardware, allowing you to accomplish harder tasks.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Perl (and several modules), Tk

Mysterious Palantir combines arcade elements with a bit of strategy. There are nine rather different games packed into it, and three skill levels for each one. A fancy playing field shape gives you a great chance to excersize your pool skills. One more nice thing - the two-player modes were added - no more arguing with your relatives over whose turn is to play now. And if you are home alone, just play against computer - the built-in intelligent engine is quite hard to beat. In fact, the demo mode itself is much fun to watch and relax after a busy day.

License: shareware ($12.50)

This is the raw Myth II metaserver source code, stripped of a few proprietary bits of code, but still run-able. You can modify it in any way you want and use it for most anything you want. The only real conditions are that you don't then try to sell it and that you leave all the copyright and other legal notices with the code. Be sure to read the short, but very legal license agreement that comes with it before going nuts, but afterwards, go nuts.

The Myth Vault site will serve as a central location for the Myth game server development community, with a forum for people interested in discussing the code and the possibilities. In the future this site may also offer links to fan run servers, leader boards, order databases, whatever--that's all up to you.

License: unknown