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...FreeType2 for external font support (+ HarfBuzz for Unicode text shaping) mpg123 for better MP3 audio support. WildMIDI for better MIDI audio support. Libvorbis / Tremor for Ogg Vorbis audio support. opusfile for Opus audio support. libsndfile for better WAVE audio support. libxmp for better tracker music support. SpeexDSP for proper audio resampling.

Evennia is a mature, open-source framework written in Python — specifically designed to build text-based, online multiplayer games such as MUDs, MUCKs, MUSHes, MUXes, and other “MU-style” virtual worlds. Rather than prescribing a rigid game structure, Evennia gives you a bare-bones but powerful foundation: default systems handle networking, database/storage, server management, user accounts, characters, rooms, items, chat channels, and basic commands — but you define the gameplay rules, content, and game logic yourself in pure Python modules. ...

Gester is a game engine for console based text game. You make text based games easily using Gester. These games can be played by using the 'gest' command. The 'gest' command will invoke the game engine which will read the game script file (.gest file) and present the game on the command line Install Gester using pip: "pip install gester" See our PyPI page for more details: https://pypi.org/project/gester

In RMORS (pronounced as “remorse”) you are the chief administrator of either China or Japan’s space program in a race to be the first to reach the moon. In this alternative time line story, you’ll be participating in a post-WWII Cold War scenario where the space race was used as a means of avoiding the Korean and Vietnam wars. RMORS is a resource-based, real-time strategy game in minimalist style. The game will have very few graphics and those it does will have a retro CGA/vector style....

CorEngine is a work in progress, OpenGL graphics powered 3D game engine designed to help independent game developers with quick prototyping and game/virtual environment creation. The engine supports a standard set of features, like skeletal animation, post processing, Lua/C programming, physics powered by Bullet Physics, GUI and 2D/3D Audio.

Game engine and parser built using Python. Runs "stagetext" files, which may contain embedded LISP code. The LISP code is handled by a modified version of Peter Norvig's lispy. Each game consists of a series of states with links to other states. Each link has an associated description that is displayed to the user. To choose a link, the user must type a few characters from the description of the link the user wishes to follow.