Scrabble in 3D

This is a 3D version of the word game Scrabble that lets multiple people play together. Instead of the flat board you'd find in the classic game, the letters and tiles exist in a three-dimensional space you can navigate and view from different angles. It's built in Java, which means it can run on Windows, Mac, or Linux machines.

The game uses a few key pieces working together: Java3D handles the 3D graphics and visuals, Spring manages the behind-the-scenes logic that makes the game work, swiXML builds the user interface (the buttons, menus, and windows you interact with), and Maven keeps all the code organized and dependencies in order. Together, these let players see a virtual board, place letter tiles in 3D space, and compete in real time.

The intended use case is collaborative multiplayer play—picture a group of people sitting around, taking turns placing tiles on a shared 3D board to form words, much like traditional Scrabble but with the added dimension of depth. This could be fun for game nights or as a novelty take on the classic word game. The README is quite brief and doesn't elaborate on features like scoring rules, how many players it supports, or whether it's ready to play out of the box, so you'd need to check the code itself or try running it to learn more.