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Zeta Engine Is a simple 2-Dimensional Data Driven ARPG Engine aimed to create ARPG Games by desribing Data from XML Files and adding behaviour with Lua language. You can create simple to Advanced features without even touching the engine's core code thought an extensive Lua API. As for now, the gui System is CEGUI cause it can use the same data types as the Engine's. Currently Third Party software supported: Partial* Tiled Map support Partial* Dark Function Editor Support *By partial, means that the Engine uses only a part of the features provided by the software (For now). ...

These are the core (interface plus shared client/server) libraries used by the AESOP multiplayer game framework. This repository includes the fully functional AESOP server (with sample game logic). These libraries are also used by the reference client, aesop-client.

Meshwork is a 3D game engine with independent approach and unrestrictive minimalistic design. It's in active development, with many planned new features. You can support Meshwork's development by contributing to its crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo and help releasing an Android and .NET versions of the engine. For more info, please visit the website.

The Bad Monkey Engine is designed to function as the core engine for game development. Its architecture fully supports cross-platform game development by abstracting all platform specific code into general purpose utility classes. The primary platform is WinTel with parallel development occurring for Unix-based operating systems. Console-based platforms are not available yet due to the restricted nature of the APIs for these platforms.

The Lambda-Engine is a cross platform game engine written in C++. It simplifies core tasks, such as rendering/graphics, sound, physics, math, scene and resource management. It is still *far* from finished, but I am working on it :)

Core Development Library, built around openGL and openAL. No external libs other then the 2 above used. Provides extension loading. Base device and window management. Event driven, custom lists. Coded in C++

The Onyx Framework is a C++ Application Framework that builds upon the Poco libraries. It will eventually lean towards games/graphical applications but the core libraries can be used separately.

Create game without programming, but optional you always can replace core engine (source code included)

The CMGDK is an game engine useable in C++11. It is completely cross-platform, using OpenGL Core 3.3(need DSA,VAB) and OpenAL.

...MUD servers hard-code a specific game system, or a specific game setting within their code, but HexMUD strives to be as generic as possible in this area, allowing each separate administrator to easily build a custom code base while also gaining access to all of the core features HexMUD provides.