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Hi,

I may have something relevant, although it is significantly larger in scope than the smaller projects you mentioned.

NEXOVANT POKER is a completed and operational online Texas Hold'em platform developed as a full client/server product rather than a prototype.

Tech stack / scope:
• Unreal Engine 5 / C++ native Windows client
• ASP.NET Core / .NET backend
• Microsoft SQL Server
• Server-authoritative multiplayer architecture
• 4- and 8-seat poker tables
• Tournament functionality
• Player accounts, persistent economy and leaderboards
• Integrated shop / Stripe commerce
• Daily rewards and reward systems
• Moderation, reporting and administration systems
• Automated players / bots
• Build, deployment and client update infrastructure
• Website and technical documentation

The acquisition would include the complete source/project files, backend, database architecture, website source, original brand/graphical assets, operational tooling and associated software/IP rights as defined in the final agreement.

It is currently pre-revenue, so this is specifically a technology/IP acquisition rather than the acquisition of an established revenue-generating business.

Asking price: €49,500.

I realize this is considerably above the inexpensive projects you specifically welcomed. The price reflects the scope of the completed technology stack and the development work involved — this is closer to an AA-scale independent software/game project than a small indie prototype or abandoned game-jam project.

The platform can currently be evaluated through a live demonstration, and technical due diligence / an architecture walkthrough can be arranged before any acquisition.

Full details:
pentoq.com

Current acquisition listing:
eBay item 168771015305

If that scope and price range are outside what you're looking for, no worries at all — I thought I'd mention it since your interest in complete source code and IP transfers is otherwise a very close match.