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Godot was created to provide a fully free, open source game development environment. To compile from source see the official docs here https://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/development/compiling/

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.

...As such it appears to be a small-scale or early-stage engine or toolkit — perhaps experimental — rather than a mature, widely-adopted framework. Because of the lack of detailed docs, it’s hard to say exactly what kinds of games/applications it targets, or what makes it stand out; it could be a personal or niche project still under development. For a developer interested in contributing or experimenting, Acid might offer a playground to explore custom engine design, though the responsibility for fleshing out missing pieces and architecting stability would fall mainly on you.

OPL2 is an open source, extremely moddable replacement for the Polygon Love 2 game engine, written in Python and C++ and using the Panda3D game engine ( www.panda3d.org ) OPL2 is just an engine, you will need the files from the original game to be able to play. OPL2 doesn't contain any copyrighted material from the original game/engine. While Polygon Love 2 is an erotic/life simulation game, the OPL2 engine does not contain any explicit material itself. OPL2 is heavily moddable and can...