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A game framework written with osu! in mind. If you are interested in creating a project using the framework, please start from the getting started wiki resources (or jump straight over to the project templates). You can either start off from an empty project, or take a peek at a working sample game. Either way, full project structure, cross-platform support, and a testing setup are included! This framework is intended to take steps beyond what you would normally expect from a game framework....

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.

Slua-unreal is an unreal4 plugin, which allows you to use Lua language to develop game logic and hot fix your code. It gives you 3 ways to wrap your C++ interface to Lua, including reflection by blueprint, C++ template, and static code generation. It also enables two-way communication between Blueprint and Lua. The advantage of Lua over C++ is that it requires no compilation for logic change, which significantly speeds up the game development process.

This is a Project that is an attempt to create a remake of the classic game Lord of The Realms. It is programmed by Peter Voise. Now Etap 10 Improved Bugfixv is released. There are now four verions to download. the higher the version the more advanced it becomes. ETAP7 includes only hand combat and movement. ETAP8 also includes missile and arrow actions. ETAP9 makes further combat possible, among others bridges can be laid on the rivers during battle. Now only the AI player remains to be...

HInput is an input abstraction layer designed to decouple game code from input implementations. The system is completely data driven and can be modified and/or configured at runtime.

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. ...