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Ct.js
Ct.js is a desktop game engine that makes learning programming fun
ct.js makes learning programming fun and game development easy by its visual tools, good docs and flexible, modular library. It is free, open-source, and is loved by hobbyists, professionals, teachers, and their students. Bad tools hinder your performance. Ct.js is designed to be like a brush with which you create games, not to be an enemy you will fight with. ct.js bundles come with offline docs, tutorials, and editable examples and demos. -
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Lynx.js
A lightweight HTML5 Game Engine
...Lynx is made up of separate modules that can be enabled or disabled for each game and can be used to create almost any type of game you'd like. Currently in early stages of development, Lynx is developed by a small team of students with the goal of learning more about game development. Currently, Lynx is not ready for release but we're working hard in our downtime to get it to that point! -
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JavaScript game engine focused on 2D multi-player (networked) games. The idea is to provide a tool for learning by writing computer games. EGachine is based upon a extensible JavaScript shell (EJS) and modules providing functionality for writing games.
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