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https://github.com/Leejjon/Battleround does not seem to have a license attached

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http://www.zeldaroth.fr/us/zroth.php does not seem to have a suitable license.

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Wherever the license info is BSD it would be nice to specify which one is used

https://www.musztardasarepska.pl/wgdown/, https://bitbucket.org/toxic/wg, http://svn.assembla.com/svn/gdpl/ does not seem to have license information attached

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ImperiumAO used to be open source says the wayback machine June 2011 but not anymore. The question is, is the last version of the public open source still available somewhere?

If not, then it's truly not an open source game anymore. If yes, it probably should be preserved somewhere.

https://github.com/Mekire/cabbages-and-kings has no license information attached

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It was at https://gna.org/projects/starlane/

Does anyone has a copy of the source (and binary)?

https://web.archive.org/web/20170206060318/https://gna.org/projects/starlane/

on statistics page.

What license does SharpKonquest have?

Only indication is GPL-2.0 on the main Sourceforge project page but it seems there is nothing directly attached to the source code.

Recommend contacting the authors.

Like Crypto, Threads, Latex (more of a tool), Lua, tolua, yamll-cpp, SDL2 image, mixer, gfx, PkgConfig, zlib, curl, libzlma, libpng, freetype2, icu (bidirectional text rendering), OpenAL, OpenGL, libxml2, wxWidgets, Doxygen (more of a tool), OpenSSL

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tyrant/ does not seem to have a license attached to the source code

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https://sourceforge.net/projects/untitled-rpg/ does not seem to have source or license information available

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http://zod.sourceforge.net/, https://sourceforge.net/projects/zod does not seem to have license information attached to the source code

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They may not be open source anymore and then do not belong in this collection, but we may want to store the information so that we do not try to add them twice.

https://github.com/dsallen7/ransack-python, https://www.pygame.org/project-Ransack-2408-.html does not have clear license information

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And move "uses CMake" there for example.

Is it open source?
It's worth to be clarified.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/darkdestiny/

http://monstrosity.fireheadfred.com/ is open source but without license information

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What license does Ironclad have?

Recommend contacting the author(s).

A list of these would come in handy in order to:

• ask for lost sources
• promote this project

https://github.com/KasaiDot/the-black-wars does not seem to have license information attached

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primary contains uptodate code, secondary older code repositories still online

(see download) means that code is only offered as snapshot

https://github.com/lutzroeder/digger has no license information.

Recommend to contact the author(s) and ask if licensing for suitable license is possible.

https://github.com/Trilarion/opensourcegames/blob/master/games/strategy/scoreos.md

Is this enough? If not, maybe it should be removed?

Language -> Code language
License -> Code license

Add: Assets license:

What license does Stareater have?

https://sourceforge.net/projects/zvjezdojedac/
http://stareater4x.blogspot.com
https://github.com/subchannel13/Stareater

https://joulupunikki.github.io/Phoenix/ has a "AS IS" license.

Is this an open source license or is this rather like "all rights reserved"?

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Keeping track of those entries removed (where and why).

I've come across quite some examples which seem to be a grey area. On the one hand these projects do offer their source and they give the overall impression that everyone can share and modify their code, but on the other hand, in the source repositories or in the offered downloads no clear license information is given.

Clear license information would be:

• LICENSE or COPYING file or a clear remark about the license status in the README
• license header in every source file
• information about licenses of dependencies

Without any of this, I would tend to say that the projects are open source, but not able to be shared and modified safely and therefore are not within the scope of this collection.

Free Mars says it's licensed under GPL-3.0 but I cannot find any sources. The installer wants one to agree with the GPL license but they themselves do not seem to agree. One should probably contact the developers to clarify the whereabouts of the sources or the status of the project.

For example use https://github.com/Mobius1/Vanilla-DataTables
Let the Python maintenance script create a JSON file which is then displayed by a Javascript enhanced table

Is Crowns and Shadows open source? Is the source code available? If so, what is the license of it?

Page only says that project license is CC-BY-NC 2.0

https://github.com/LgLinus/StrategyGame is open source, but does it also have a license?

Recommend contacting the authors.

http://sheep.art.pl/Fujo does not have any license information attached

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What happened to http://jcrpg.blogspot.de/ ? Not much there anymore.

http://www.zeroballistics.com/ and https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeroballistics/ does not seem to indicate a license for the source code.

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What license does Quasar have?

Only indication is GPL-2.0 on the main Sourceforge project page but it seems there is nothing directly attached to the source code.

Recommend contacting the authors.

Please only one per comment including link to source.

Gna! ceased to exist in 2017. Have the projects code repos survived somewhere?

I have trouble finding the source of Bos Wars (https://www.boswars.org/).

https://github.com/valeriansaliou/boulder-dash has no license information.

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It seems that the original project has been cleaned: https://sourceforge.net/projects/imperia/

Maybe someone kept the sources? Also the license is unclear.

Like rogue, xrogue, UltraRogue and Advanced Rogue (see also https://sourceforge.net/projects/roguelike/).

https://www.pygame.org/project-LOF-2296-.html, https://code.google.com/archive/p/game-lof/ does not show any license information (except on the project page of google-code).

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Wayback machine versions of website and gna project both of which are not available anymore. Are there sources anywhere?

https://github.com/fdfragoso/biju-game does not seem to have any license information.

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https://sourceforge.net/projects/deuterosx/ does not seem to have a licnese information attached directly to the source code.

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And remove keyword android

https://github.com/vaendryl/Sunrider has currently no license information but there is a version in the history that has an open source compatible version

Recommended to contact the authors if possible.