Software-Karte

The MUGU Project is creating an multiplayer graphical game system for customizable worlds. It encourages role playing and includes both a client and server.

DevClient is a highly customizable MUD client designed to be friendly and easy to use. It features full parsing of ANSI color codes, support for aliases, macro binding, keypad navigation, MCCP 1 and 2, accounts and automatic login management, prompt parsing, logging, and more. Its functionality and graphics can be extended with simple server definition files. It can be easily translated into any language. It can detect when a new version of itself is available and upgrade itself without restarting.

Ultima Offline Experiment 3 (UOX3) is an Ultima Online Server
emulator. You can use it to play Ultima Online on a LAN with your
friends or serve on the Internet with your own shard.

Reality is a client for Cyanide. Cyanide is intended to be the most dynamic multi-player online role-playing game ever made. This client uses an isometric perspective to present scenes. It is programmed with Python, pygame (SDL), and OpenGL. Full 3D movement is possible, and the server's code can be exchanged online.

Circle Mud Linux is a three-disk mini-distribution for running the Circle MUD Server. It is based on libc5. It is also a good distribution for MUD players who can use it to quickly and temporarily turn any PC into a MUD console.

ErlyMUD is a rather minimalistic MUD server, written in Erlang and making use of the excellent OTP libraries. The aim is to have solid support for exploration and roleplaying, within a highly fault-tolerant environment where system crashes or reboots are more of an exotic curiosity than a commonplace thing.

KMuddy is a MUD client powered by KDE. It aims to be the most powerful, fast, feature-rich and easy to use MUD client. The current version already offers many features such as powerful external scripting (which supports very many languages such as Python, Perl, Lua, and C/C++) and its own internal scripting. It has split-screen scrolling, command history, an auto-mapper, buttons, gauges, logging (both in plain text and HTML), multiple connections, regex support (on both aliases and triggers), and much more.

NFMCA is a MUD client with basic features in the
form of a Java applet. The GUI is written with
Swing, so one needs Java Runtime Environment to
run it. Besides running in a browser as an applet,
it also supports standalone mode. Features include
dealing with a limited set of ANSI codes
(foreground colors and underline), multiple
languages (as you could expect from a Swing
program) and font changing (two features which are
absent in some much more complicated clients),
smart scrolling, command history, detachment
ability for applet mode, handy selection/copying
mode, and more. It supports English as the
default, and Russian for Russian-localized
operating systems. NFMCA should run on any
platform (tested on Windows and GNU/Linux).

Trebuchet Tk is a MUCK/MUSH/MOO GUI client written entirely in TCL/Tk. It supports both Unix/X11 and Windows, and includes powerful scripting, triggers, hilites, macros, quickbuttons, keybinds, etc. that you would expect from a good MU* client. It also supports MCP simple-edit, and GUI dialog packages for MOO and FBMUCK6. For Muck users, Trebuchet also supports intelligent colored editing of MUF and MPI programs.

TinyMUSH is a text-based multi-user role-playing
environment, similar to many MUDs, except intended to be
more of a social environment than a combative game. It is a
descendant of TinyMUD, but after that the family history
gets complex.

Vyger offers a D & D and Rogue-like environment in a
graphical online roleplay game.

Multi-User Environment Server (MUES) is a multi-threaded, event-driven Internet game environment server written in Ruby. It is intended to facilitate the building of online multi-player games or simulations, by providing one or more dynamically programmed object environments (worlds), the means to access these environments (using a network client), various useful services or daemons (for creating in-game systems), and an event system (for facilitating the interaction of all the parts).

lfgapp is a client and server which provides a looking for
group (LFG) service to be used alongside MMORPGs. A
player community (player-run guild for example) can run
a central LFG server and then group leaders can
advertise groups. Players can then look for groups and
add themselves to waiting lists for groups.

Lune is a MUD server written from scratch in the lightweight programming language Lua. It has ANSI color, ASCII wilderness maps, and is quite simple and flexible. It runs in Windows, or any POSIX system such as Linux or Mac OS X.