Internet Resources for Games and Simulations

Alan Levine, MCLI

Directories of Web-base games: BU's Interactive Games; Zarf's List of Interactive Games on the Web; The Games Domain
BattleShip: Play the classic game against the computer. In this version you cannot be sneaky and move your pieces around!
John Conway's Game of Life: Played on a cartesian grid of cells which are either 'dead' or 'alive,' the game gets its name from the similarity between the mathematically defined behavior of these cells and the behavior of societies of living organisms.
Chess Server: An experimental server to allow two individuals to play chess over the Web.
Frog Dissection via the World Wide Web: Imaging and Distributed Computing Group Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory; Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia
National Budget Simulation: In this simulation created by UC-Berkeley's Center for Community Economic Research, you must cut the 1995 fiscal budget to reach a balanced budget. You have options to reduce/increase the budget in the areas of expenditures and revenues.
Maxis: Home page for the makers of SimCity, SimEarth, SimLife, etc.
Doug's Myst Page: This page provides links to a series of increasingly in-depth detailed hints for the different Myst Ages.

The Labyrinth-Forum: Summer 1995

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