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Altera Terra Civilization like, written in Java using Swing.

A Planet's Revenge text based space 4X written in Python.

Zone of Control (ZOC) written in Rust (don't know it).

Hexwar browser based (Javascript and Ruby).

EPOH browser based, still in early phase.

ZetaWar written in Clojure (don't know it) and was in a recent Kickstarter.

Singularity written in Python using PyGame.

Unknown Horizons RTS with isometric view using the FIFEngine.

LGeneral uses the old Panzer General data.

Mechanized Assault and Exploration Reloaded using SDL.

Tanks of Freedom using the Godot Engine ( source).

Clone of Ikariam and another clone browser based.

Some may be long dead or being abandoned in alpha phase. I searched on google, sourceforge, github for turn based strategy and 4x strategy and found some projects (mostly one man projects who are still in definition phase) and just for completeness I here list those which have at least some concept or noticable amount of code.

There is almost nothing for mobile computing (although in principle SDL should run on mobile platforms).

The old ones are mostly written in C/C++ and SDL or Java and Swing.

They all struggle more or less with build systems, automatic installations etc.

There aren't many noticable newer efforts. There is still active development but it's going rather slow.

There aren't many open source grand strategy games that are playable right now (~10 maybe).

If you miss some good ones, please post them.

Open Imperium Galactica written in Java.

Advanced Strategic Command written in C++ using SDL and wrapping Lua.

Birth of the Empires (BOTE) with a Desktop version in C++ and an Android version in Java using libgdx.

FreeOrion Going slow for a long time and still in alpha state.

0AD Ages of Empire II like RTS with beautiful graphics.

Star Control 2 finished some/many years ago.

C-Evo written in Delphi and C# (both at the same time?) and last updated 2013.

Go Also for Go there are many open source implemenations.

Chess There are many open source implementations of chess.

See also MekWars a web client to the MegaMek server part.

Xconq Very old (ancient) stopped 2004.See also LinCity or LinCity NG or MicropolisJS or OpenCity or 3D City Micropolis based on Simcity, written Java using Swing and abandoned.OpenTTD extremely mature, written C/C++ and using (most probably) SDL.UFO Alien Invasion very mature, written in C++ and Lua.OpenXCom very mature, written in C/C++ using SDL.FreeCol again very mature, written in Java using Swing.Battle for Wesnoth also very mature, written C using SDL.FreeCiv A very mature project written in C.The really cool thing is probably the online multiplayer mode. FreeCiv Web with a server written in C and a web client written in HTML 5/Javascript.Why is it that there aren't more than 10-20 really good projects which are also kind of mature?

#Freeciv android settlers portable

Thus, if you enjoy the later versions and just want a more portable one, you will find a lot of features "missing." However, any version of this game will be fun if you like a thoughtful challenge.I recently searched for other open source big strategy games (complex gameplay, interesting game world, turn based or with pause function, 4X) and I was suprised at not finding too many.

#Freeciv android settlers full version

This game has been developed over the years, and it full version is now at Version 2.5.3 This Android version is at 1.1, and there are no plans to upgrade. However, it is SO intellectually challenging that, for the patient gamer, it can be absolutely addictive. This is NOT an easy game to master it took me about 20 tries before I could play it without getting wiped off the map. If you neglect any of these tasks, you will lose. You might need that much time to decide on a move, because this game - with a goal of conquering all opponents - requires not only that you build enough military units to do so, but also feed your citizens, collect taxes, grow your cities, expand your scientific knowledge, and keep your people happy enough to not revolt against your rule. As you decide whether you have made all the possible choices correctly, you can spend as much time as you want - even a couple days. Older version, but still addictive Most gamers want a game requiring fast fingers for them, this is NOT their game.