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...The emulator brings back memories from the 1980s, offers graphical features like sprites, character generator, 16-color palette. One goal is to create a framework for making games with 8-bit look and feel, including the process of programming. The programming tutorial helps beginners enter the world of programming in a gamified way.

Boss Engine is a graphical API for writing low-resolution 8-bit color applications. It offers easy to use functions for handling graphics, basic i/o and more. Screen access is performed through virtual framebuffers that allow direct read/write access to indexed color screen data. API is coded entirely with native libraries. No third party libraries required.

Hyper fast multi-threaded cross platform 2D renderer with optimized loading via file cache, basic GUI elements, and beginnings of an editor.

This is my version of the pong game, i tried to make it a little bit more fun adding the fire feature (use space bar), now the you can shoot the enemy paddle to kill him or to try to hit the ball so it will change the direction and surprise the enemy. Every time you lose or win you the game will notify you with the time you needed, try to beat your friend time. I was very surprised how easy is to use the sfml library so i decided to implement the game, i encourage people to get involved with the SFML programing it's very fun and have full of possibilities. ...

Welcome to the home of Zap Engine, a free, GNU licensed, game engine written in PHP and sponsored by http://www.nowhere-else.org, http://www.playerscorner.org and http://www.makewebgames.com. What is the ZAP Engine: The Zap Engine is a collaboration between different members of the MWG Forums. The engine will be at the end a bit more than a simple empty engine as it is meant to be a full working default game. Admin tools should allow to edit most if not all part of the games content like "location contents" (for example jobs), battle monsters, etc... The game will take a full modular design, and will allow new developers to just develop modules without the requirement to change the core files or at least limit those.

...This is the base of a new game engine based on the irrlicht rendering engine. Every feature can be easily removed if unwanted. Look features at project homepage. IrrSolid does not work on 64 bit systems

LinTech aims to be next-gen 3D engine for Linux. It uses OpenGL3 for rendering, OpenAL for 3D sound and ODE for physics.

Lfant is a small (so far) 3D game engine, rendered using OpenGL. It will be primarily aimed toward action games, but able to conform to other genres. The code uses an Entity-Component model, a bit like Unity3D, where Entities have a list of Components that they can access at any given time. These components "add" functionality to the owner Entity (albeit not directly). Examples of Components are Rigidbody, HeatTransfer, Inventory, MeshRenderer, ParticleSystem. The intent of use for this system is that most of the time you won't have super specific entities, only child or grandchild classes, but have many components that can be added, removed, or even swapped between Entities, at runtime. ...