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VatraLib
A simple cross-platform game engine for creating old-school 2D games
VatraLib is a simple and light-weight cross-platform game engine which allows for creating old-school 2D games, such as Jump 'n' Runs, Real-time strategy games, and Shoot 'em ups. The key idea is to provide the developer with low-level functionality - animation control, collision detection and the like - so they can focus on making games instead of re-inventing the wheel. VatraLib has been rewritten from scratch, see current code under "Code". The first installment of VatraLib used JOGL for graphics, JOAL for sound, and Spring for dynamic object creation. That (crummy) source code is available under "LegacyCode". -
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Kochol Game Engine(KGE) is an object-orianted hardware accelerated 3D Game engine. Easy to use and powerful engine for cutting edge games.
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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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