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rpgboss
Built to be ease of use, with no programming knowledge, Multi-platform
A 2d rpg game engine created to be ease of use. Built in Scala and libgdx. Also our community forums http://rpgboss.forumatic.com -
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AndEngine
Free Android 2D OpenGL Game Engine
AndEngine is a Java-based, open-source 2D game engine for Android, designed to make mobile game development easier by wrapping OpenGL (GLES) under a higher-level API. It abstracts much of the complexity of directly using OpenGL, letting developers more quickly build games with sprites, tilemaps, physics (via extensions), animations, and input handling, all within the Android ecosystem. Because it's tailored for Android, AndEngine integrates with typical Android project structure and lifecycle, although historically it was more aligned with Eclipse — meaning some adaptation might be needed for modern Android Studio projects. It enjoys a substantial community, many forks and extensions (for physics, tilemaps, multiplayer, live wallpapers, etc.), which increases its versatility — from simple casual games to more feature-rich 2D titles. -
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jMonkeyEngine Demo Application
Demonstrating the features of jMonkeyEngine 3.
...This demo application shows the power and some features of the newest jME release, the jME 3. jMonkeyEngine uses OpenGL as its graphics library. Some features that are included in this software are: particle effects, water rendering, lighting, animations, unit collision, terrain generation, models and scenes, textures. The applications is in .jar format, so it is platform independent. The only requirement is that the user has the free Java 5 or 6 Runtime installed.
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