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Java Game Service
utility collection for 2D game development in Java; sound-player
Utility collection of structures and algorithms which can aid in the development of Java based games with special focus on hexagon 2D display and sound-playing. Status is Alpha but we have a running example game in development (which is not contained in this package, I'll come to it soon). -
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PedrosoGameWork
Um pequeno framework didático de games em Java
Com finalidades didáticas, a ideia de criar um pequeno framework em Java, que resolva os problemas básicos de mecânicas e ferramentas para games, nasceu pelo fato do Java não ter suporte nativo a games (tipo um XNA/MonoGame da vida) e esse fato é tão realista que Java não oferece suporte nativo a leitura de um joystick/gamepad. Sendo assim, esse framework não tem a pretensão de competir com qualquer outro que já exista em Java, mas sim ser um guia de referência bem documentada de como... -
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UtiliGame
UtiliGame is a light-weight game engine written in Java.
UtiliGame is a light-weight game engine built upon the Utilis classes written in Java. It supports tiles, entities, collision detection, custom collision boxes, and much more. -
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Mepper is a general purpose 2D tile-based game map editor. It supports several types of game maps. Mepper supports read/write map/resource using plugins, transit terrain automatically. Proposals/bugs please visit: http://groups.google.com/group/mepper
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