Search Results for "browser game engine"

wasm4 is a WebAssembly-based game console for building and sharing games using WebAssembly. It provides a virtual platform with a defined specification for game development.

...Hippy is quite friendly to Web developers, especially who are familiar with React or Vue. With Hippy, developers are able to create the cross platform app easily. Hippy is now applied in 27+ Tencent apps such as Mobile QQ, Mobile QQ Browser, Tencent Video App, QQ Music App, Tencent News, reaching hundreds of millions of ordinary users. For Android, we recommend using the real cellphone for better develop experience, because Hippy is using X5 JS engine which can't support x86 simulator, as well as ARM simulator has a low performance. For iOS, we recommend to use iOS simulator when first try. ...

Lorca is a compact Go library for building cross-platform desktop applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript interfaces. Instead of bundling a browser engine, it connects to an installed Chrome or Chromium instance through its debugging protocol. Go functions can be exposed to JavaScript, while Go code can evaluate scripts and control the web interface. Communication works asynchronously through promises and goroutines, allowing long-running backend tasks without blocking the UI. ...

...Our Integrated Web Automation technics make it a perfect tool for developing Web Automation software like SEO-Tools, Data Collaboration Tools (which collect information from various web pages and put them into a nice overview), as well as Browser Game Bots. So what is the difference between a normal programming language and iDev? iDev takes application development to the next level. The whole program flow is being saved and processed on an abstract, database-driven layer (it’s not an DBMS!), which allows nice 100% Point&Click driven development – without writing a single line of code! ...

Roll Playing Game development environment, made with PyGame, Ogre, wxPython.

A XNA Game Development Project

Kool Object-oriented Game Engine aims to be the best free 2D game engine & RAD available. The RAD eases game development for good artists with little programming skills. The engine is written in C and SDL, while RAD is in Gambas. See further in home page

JFrog is a free distributed components-oriented framework created to develop multiplatform game engines with high source code reusability. It’s possible to create game engines for personal computers and handhelds. Before this project was Amphibian.

A rapid development tool for games. “The Game” abstracts across the set of all possible graphical computer games (2D as well as 3D), breaking it down into a set of objects, sprites, meshes, sounds etc that can be easily configured. Then hit “compile”.

VOpenCHR is an Open Source VERGE CHR Editor that aims to edit CHR (sprite) files for all VERGE versions. VERGE is a role playing game creation engine and can be found at www.verge-rpg.com

Lixoo is a extensible, fast and small 2D point'n'click adventure game engine. It features the engine itself and an IDE that let you create full-featured games just by writing the essential code of the game.

G3C provides the main features for 3D-game developers: 3D rendering engine based on openGL, collision detection, physical rules, p2p network... A game-sample will be avaible, binding a wargame, a flight simulator, a first person shooter, a MMOG...

The MAD Project is an attempt to create a powerful, flexible game engine, which is specifically designed for graphical adventure games.

World Foundry is a 3D level game engine and asset production pathway with over 170,000 lines of code. Originally a commercial product, now released under the GPL. Designed from the beginning to be cross-platform, runs on windows, working on linux port.

Using Delphi to write a complete Isometric Engine and Editor and to port it to Kylix upon it's release. Features... 1. Cross-platform Isometric game engine and editor. 2. Full OO game object inheritance model so objects can be handled...

It is a point a click game creator that is based off the TrueVision3D engine. The creator will allow the user to create a 3D or 2D game in a gui interface. The software will then generate code that can be edited, or compiled into a functional game.