"Redis" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that enables LLMs to participate in a multi-player UNO card game by providing tools for playing cards, drawing from the deck, and monitoring game state. It uses Redis or local file storage to synchronize gameplay across multiple processes and support turn-based interactions.

An MCP server for playing the Italian card game Scopa, supporting 2-4 players, Redis-backed event logging, real-time synchronization, and an optional LLM opponent.

Enables AI agents to play Z-Machine text adventure games (e.g., Zork) via MCP, REST, or WebSocket interfaces, with session management and optional Redis persistence.