Games and Amusements

Userpoints Login allows users to earn a specified number of points for each login. We also specify a minimum time interval between logins that must be exceeded for these points to be earned.

Example: if the time interval is set to 24 hours, and a user logs in on Monday at 9am, they will not earn any points for additional logins on Monday, but if they return after Tuesday at 9am they will receive points.

The Game Character Node module provides a structure and API for Game Character nodes
on your site. You can set one or more node types to be Game Character types
from the Game Character administration page, at admin/settings/game_characters.
At that point, any nodes of that type will be set as game characters, which
may be activated by the owning user, or any user with administrative
permissions.

Dependent on Game Clock and Game Character.

A Game Queue will act on clock ticks, allowing game characters to add actions to a queue, which will be processed in turn.

Actions take 1 or more Action Points (AP). A character is allowed 1 or more AP to be processed in a single tick.

Before processing, each action is also assigned an Initiative weight.

Modules wishing to make use of this should implement hook_game_queue_action($action). See documentation within module for more info.

As per 2011-01-23, this module is abandoned. If you are a developer, and you are interested in taking over this project, see #1036856: Mark the User Deco project as abandoned.

Xbox Live API utilizes Duncan Mackenzie's REST Xbox API. This API provides the ability to call Xbox Live data which is then parsed and thrown through overridable theme functions. Current implementations provides the user with the following functionality:

This provides an API for setting, storing, and displaying game messages.

game_set_message($type, $message, $variables = array(), $recipients = array());
game_get_messages($oid, $from = 0, $count = NULL);

@TODO:
views integration

Just a bit of silliness that outputs a block with an 8-ball widget in. Completely useless except as a critical decision-making tool for your visitors, or as an example of a block that gets its content from the DB as a result of a Javascript action.

The Chatter Box module provides a simple node-based chat system. A block is provided with
a simplified comment reply form and a list of comments. Each chat post is actually a comment on a node.

The 6-dev version now uses ahah to reload the chat form and display new messages. It is compatible with the captcha module.

Chatter box is similar to Shoutbox, but additionally provides archived chats and additional configuration.

The Drupal VChess module allows users to play a chess game.

You can try out a working version of this module at Chesspos.com.

Note that the VChess module itself offers even more options than the website shows, such as a full table of players, random games, named games etc., but these have been disabled for general users.

The interface is with a mouse and most of the basic chess handling is implemented. For a full list of features see below.

This module simply removed the css from your site on April 9 so you can participate in the CSS Naked day to promote web standards.

Get more information at http://naked.dustindiaz.com/