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The TuxCap Games Framework is a GNU/Linux and Mac OSX port of the PopCap Games Framework used for 2D game development. It comes with PyCap Python bindings, a fast 2D physics engine, a particle engine, widgets and many documented examples.
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Roll Playing Game development environment, made with PyGame, Ogre, wxPython.
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Crystal Space is an Open Source 3D SDK for Unix, Windows, and MacOS/X. It renders with OpenGL and features GLSL shaders, CG shaders, deferred rendering, dynamic shadows, bullet based physics library, terrain engine, skeleton based animation meshes, exporter for Blender, portals, etc...
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Flexible Isometric Free Engine
Cross platform 2D game creation framework with Python bindings
FIFE is a cross platform 2D game creation framework written in C++ with Python bindings. It's designed to be flexible enough to support a wide variety of 2D game types but specializes in 2D isometric type views. -
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Linderdaum Engine is an open source purely object-oriented 3D gaming engine written in C++. It is designed to be an integrated solution for the development of interactive 3D applications, for game, industrial and scientific visualization.
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3D real-time framework designed for rapid prototyping and interactive environments. Using Lua as the high-level access point to the engine and component-based entities, one only needs to alter scripts to create an interactive environment, like a game.
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Pogolyn is a cross-platform 3D graphics engine intended to be easy-to-use and high performance, which also supports the features for game development. Pogolyn has been renamed to Catcake and moved to http://code.google.com/p/catcake/.
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Hopp is a lightweight 2D/3D game engine/framework which is intended to be simple and at the same time easy to use.
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This is a game engine that helps game developer to produce game easier.It is writen in C++ and all of the functions are fixed into classes as the engine is designed in the method of Object-Oriented.
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A modular, cross-platform game engine written in C++ . The main goal is to provide a flexible system for easy prototyping.
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OpenFrag is an Open Source, multi-platform game. It plays in a medieval environment where Orcs and Humans fight to the death in a multiplayer session. Compile instructions and dependencies can be found on the following wiki page: http://wiki.openfrag.org
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vhdPLUS Development Framework is a modern, fully component oriented simulation engine and middleware solution created by and reflecting many years of the R&D experience of both the MIRALab, University of Geneva and VRlab, EPFL labs in the domain of VR/AR
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pyGLFW is a set of python bindings to the successful cross-platform GLFW. It is intended as a powerful and lightweight alternative to pygame for python OpenGL application development.
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A codebase for the construction of 3d online virtual worlds. Includes everything you need to make your own multiplayer online roleplaying game. All game rules are contained in plugins which can be written in easy scripting languages such as Python.
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The main purpose of the Moonlight Engine is to be a general 2D game engine geared towards tile-based games, and RPGs specifically. Support for online games is also planned.
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Surge is the name of an advanced game engine--includes graphics, sound, physics, scripting, networking, and more. Surge is also the name for the first game for this engine, which will be based on a replacement until the Surge Engine becomes viable.
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This project aims at writing a threaded, object-oriented and scriptable game engine targetting the .NET platform, using a mixture of c# or managed c++ ports of famous c/c++ components such as OGRE, CEGUI, Newton, Lua, Python, Audiere, OpenAL, etc...
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The Golem Engine is a Python-driven project which brings together many open source libraries such as PyOGRE and PyODE into a powerful 3d game engine by and for small and independent game studios. It uses a component-based game entity system for maximum f
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NiL is a modular multi-purpose gaming engine including a multiplayer worm game a little like quake, except it's 2d and a little like worms except it's realtime.
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A source framework and runtime library for building game engines; providing windowing, input, sound, and networking; in a simple, platform-independant manner. Utilizing C++, OpenGL, and various native APIs to provide a platform-transparent system.
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NUSoftware Game Engine is a framework used for games development. A simple API to easily create games using advanced 3D graphics & sound systems simplified for the average programmer.
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mgE3D - mgEngine3D is an unfinished 3D Engine based on OpenGL. By now it provided several features like scenetree, mesh/skeleton mesh rendering and animation, terrain, materials, textures, multiple viewports, Python exporter for Blender and so on.
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PIEngine is a general purpose 3D game engine designed to be an easy to use framework for game developers. It glues together OGRE, ODE, OIS and some other common parts of an engine.
