Free sequence game of strategy software for mac

Sequence editing, reverse complement, protein translation, ORF finding, secondary structure, composition, isoelectric point, primer design, pairwise comparison, publish layout, sequence reformatting. Fetches sequence entries directly from the NCBI via Accession number or GID. Reads most sequence formats.
This (Java) application is a collage of coding projects which I have written over the past several years for various clients in my work as a bioinformatics consultant. These clients have graciously allowed me to release these works into the public domain as freeware.
Enhancements:
- Fixed launching conflict introduced with QuickTime 7.0.4
- Digest: Using "REBase 601" enzyme list
- Allow launching with Java 5 (JDK 1.5).

Jacqueline Go represents an implementation of the old asian strategy game of Go. Try to surround empty fields and the stones of the enemy by putting your stones on the board.
If a group of enemy stones is completely surrounded, it is removed from the board. The player with more stones and more territory wins.
Main features:
- load and save SGF files
- edit game positions
- handicap stones
- can be used as a frontend for other go programs (GNU Go, GTP)
- offers different boards
- supports english, german and swiss german

Rise of Nations is an historical real-time strategy (RTS) game which combines the epic scope of traditional turn-based strategy (TBS) games with the fast-paced action of RTS games.
The game allows players to create new cities, improve their city infrastructure and expand national borders. Players have the option to win through military might using everything from slingshots to cannons to stealth bombers, or they can corner the market on key commodities as they wheel and deal with a wide variety of nations.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a crash bug when running under Mac OS X Tiger and QuickTime 7.1.2.
- Fixed some problems with decompressing ADPCM wave files.
- Fixed a problem with playing SFX or music data with file names longer than 31 characters.
- Added critical section code around QuickTime music playback system.
- Added a startup check to make sure Mac OS X sound output is set to 44 KHz, 16-bit.

Requirements:
Age of Mythology 1.0.

Enhancements:
Version 1.0.1:

• Quite a few of the changes in the updater help improve GameRanger support. In addition, the following specific changes were made:
  • The initial connection process for GameRanger games is much more reliable now, especially when running behind a router.
  • Added support for GameRanger Premium.
  • Online games now work from dial-up connections.
  • Startup movies are skipped when launching GameRanger games.
• The 1.01 version is now network compatible across all different language versions. English, French, and German versions can play network and online games.
• Both "delete" keys (the large one and the small one above the arrow keys) will now destroy units and buildings.
• Cmd-Shift-P will pause the game (useful for laptops).
• Occasionally the installer will leave a few files with truncated file names. The application now looks for these and renames them at launch time.
• Fixed a crash bug that occurred when you looked at the Help page for certain units (the "Giant Killer Einherjar", for example).
• Fixed a bug where units that have been hurled through the air (from a meteor attack, for example) would sometimes stop right above the ground and stay there, helplessly flailing away.
• Fixed a bug where you could garrison units inside of the hero unit Amanra.
• Removed a few PC-specific items from the Options screen.
• Fixed the warning for saving over existing files for save games.
• Added support for the middle mouse button, which cycles through latest notifications.
• Added support for saving and loading files with "extended" characters with accent marks (this is mainly for foreign versions).
• Slight performance improvements.

Star Conquest is a turn-based strategic wargame. It may be played as a single player, multi-player or network game. Up to ten players can play in a game, accompanied by up to ten computer controlled players.
Your objective is to guide your species in its expansion to all corners of the known Universe. You start with two or more populated Planets and a small number of Star Ships. Using these Star Ships you have to explore and colonise other Star Systems.
Soon you will encounter other species. Will you choose to conquer all, or perhaps fight as part of an alliance. Each year you can decide what strategy to follow, moving Star Ships or Fleets to attack or defend, colonising Planets and exploring Star Systems. Once every player has issued his or her commands, the year ends and the results are calculated. The game continues until all players are eliminated and only a single player or alliance remains.
Being a strategic wargame, Star Conquest is relatively complex and it may take several weeks before you fully appreciate its complexity and subtly of game play. If you are looking for a fast paced action game this isnt it!
If you play Star Conquest on a single computer then each Player takes it in turn to issue their orders. If you play a network game of Star Conquest each Player takes their turn simultaneously.
Enhancements:
- This is largely untested and released to resolve a crashing issue.

Solace Simulator is a nice and simple battle simulator for the excellent strategy game Solace; helps you decide whether fighting a battle would be wise or not.

Only tested on OS X 10.4.7 but should run on earlier versions of MacOS X as well.