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OpenRA is a free and open source real-time strategy game engine for early Westwood games like Command & Conquer: Red Alert. It is not just a clone of the original but is a recreation, with improved and rebalanced gameplay that modernizes the classic Command & Conquer strategy games. It provides a common platform for rebuilding and reimagining classic 2D and 2.5D RTS games (the OpenRA mods). This means that OpenRA is not restricted by the technical limitations of the original closed-source...

...It even runs in the browser with WebGL through emscripten. It was originally used to create a round-based 3D multiplayer role-playing game called Heroquest. Now, the main focus has shifted to create a portable point-and-click adventure system and some adventure games.

...To use this software package, you must have mkisofs from the cdrtools project. This tool will create the ISO image needed by img4dc. If you want to learn more by the selfboot image format, click here: http://dcemulation.org/?title=Selfboot_formats

eAdventure (formerly <e-Adventure>) is an authoring tool for the creation of point-and-click games, especially designed for educational purposes. eAdventure is SCORM compatible so eAdventure games can be integrated with LMS like Moodle. More info at: http://e-adventure.e-ucm.es

Pipmak is a cross-platform game engine and authoring environment for point-and-click adventure games in the style of the Myst series. It supports panoramic nodes and uses Lua for scripting.

This game is the first production of Unity Concepts. As development knowledge continues to expand, this simple game shows the basic elements of the Unity3D engine in a 2D simulation. It includes particle explosions, sound effects, simple GUI and some basic scripting to pull it all together.

PointClickPress is a web app game engine that allows for the creation of point and click games & interactive stories. Currently releasing builds every 2-3 months. Playable demo: www.pointclickpress.org. For questions pls visit the forum.

OpenBlox lets you make games with a built-in physics engine, Lego-like building blocks, and a scripting language called Lua. Once you've made a game with OpenBlox, you can pack it into a single file with one mouse click, and share your game with anyone you want.