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The Amateur 3D Game Engine (A3DGE) is a simple game engine focused in simplicity. Written in Object Pascal using Allegro. The goal is to be an engine easy to learn and to understand. It is ideal for amateur and students. You can use it as it is or modify it.

Asphyre, also known as Platform eXtended Library, is a cross-platform framework for developing video games and scientific applications in Delphi, and FreePascal/Lazarus. The framework provides facilities for real-time rendering of graphics (using DirectX, OpenGL or Software Renderer), text output, mathematics (including vectors and matrices) and networking communication, among other features. It also supports singleboard devices such as Raspberry PI, Intel Galileo, BeagleBone Black and others with features like GPIO, SPI, I2C and so on, along with external displays, sensors and other peripheral devices.

Eater of Worlds is a graphic adventure game. It is not so complicated as many other adventure games - here emphasis is put on the player value and experience when using the interface. The Game in itself is a short story of a man who awakens in a strange reality. I recommend this game to young aswell as older public. Have fun!!! This game was programmed by Peter Voise.

FunLabyrinthe is a fun maze-game. Start fun immediately with distributed mazes, or create the most difficult ones with the maze editor and challenge your friends! You can even create your own squares and effects!

LitTech is a 2D game engine framework which is programmed in Delphi and ASM. The engine relies on plugin usage to perform its tasks and is thus not internally bound to any hardware specifications. Pre-built plugins (e.g. DX9, FMODEx) are included.

PJPlib is an easy to use 2D game development library for the Pascal language. It aims at compatibility with both Delphi and Lazarus. It uses JEDI-SDL and OpenAL as core components for graphics and sound.

IrrlichtPas provides Pascal bindings to the Irrlicht 3D engine to enable using Irrlicht with Delphi on Windows and FreePascal on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.