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| DMOZ DIRECTORY |
- A. K. Dewdney's Scientific American Articles on Core War - HTML versions of the original articles from Scientific American in the 1980's.
- A.R.E.S. + CoreWar IDE - An integrated development environment for the game.
- Christoph's CoreWar Page - Links to informational pages, servers, projects, and resources.
- Core War - Features information, competions, links, events, and downloads.
- Core War + King of the Hill - The official KOTH tournament.
- Core War Download - Also offers a screenshot, description, and user reviews.
- Corewar Info - Redcoders Frenzy tournament. Contains schedule, beginner's guides, benchmarks, and links.
- Corewar Introduction - A lightweight portal.
- CoreWar Koenigstuhl Page - A hill with several categories where every program fights every other program.
- Corewar, the War of the Programmers - Home of the Corewar library, including tutorials, strategy guides, history and journals. Also contains the nano and tiny programming pages.
- Evolved Core Warriors - Offers links and downloads.
- Exhaust - A redcode simulator to embed into applications.
- Genetic Algorithms to Evolve Core Warriors - Some slides about using a genetic algorithm for evolving Core Warriors.
- The Imp Ring - A webring of sites related to Core War.
- KOTH@SAL - A King of the Hill server featuring 7 hills.
- MARS + Memory Array Redcode Simulator - Java applet version 1.2b for ICWS88 by T. Kentemich and W. Zimmer.
- Phil Knight's Core War - Windows NT-95-98 Core War programs and utilities.
- Philip Kendall's Core War - A guide to getting started and several downloadable Core Warriors.
- pMARS - Source code and binaries.
- pMARS Official Home Page - pMARS is the official Core War simulator of the ICWS and the rec.games.corewar newsgroup.
- rec.games.corewar FAQ - FAQ from the Usenet newsgroup rec.games.corewar.
- R.O.M.E. 68000 - Some information about the R.O.M.E. 68000, a new system for Core War.
- SourceForge: Core War - A stable and complete implementation of Core War.
- ZX Spectrum Redcode - Runs Redcode programs on a 48K Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
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