Sep 17, 2013 · Overview Colossus is a Java clone of Avalon Hill's Titan (tm) boardgame. It allows hotseat play, play versus working but not very strong AI players, and network play. Beside the …

Nowadays I refer to this mostly as "The Colossus Public Game Server". Or, the Public Game Server (PGS) is the server (machine, host, thing-that-has-an-IP-address) that runs the server …

Colossus is an attempt at a Java clone of Avalon Hill's Titan (tm) boardgame. It's not finished yet. Right now it allows hotseat play, and play against a mostly working but not-quite-ready-for …

BattlelandsBuilder is a (crude) tool to interactively create Battlelands for use with the " Colossus " Game. It has the same requirements as Colossus itself, see README and Colossus build …

Colossus is now playable over a TCP/IP network. However, the network functionality is still not perfectly stable (it has improved a lot recently, i.e. since beginning of 2007), and the setup of a …

Jul 6, 2010 · With Colossus one can play "Standard Titan" (the original board, creatures, etc.) as well as a number of variants - modified board and/or creatures (different/additional ones, their …

See the README for other ways to run the game. Someday when we have an actual stable released version, we'll make separate JWS links for the stable and bleeding-edge versions.

Build process Once you have the tools set up, Colossus basically builds itself. First you need all the source files. Snag the latest zip file from http://colossus.sf.net/download/ or (to get the …

Aug 27, 2009 · Loading a game that involves network (=remote) players is possible, but one has to do it "exactly the right way" - see the FAQ in Networked Colossus (at the bottom of page).

BattlelandsRandomizer is a (very crude) tool to randomly create Battlelands for use with the " Colossus " Game. It has the same requirements as Colossus itself, see Colossus README …