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Vanda Engine
A free 3D game engine to create games and realtimes scenes for Windows
Vanda Engine is a free and open source 3D game engine for Windows. I'm developing this game engine for years to help the students and other enthusiast learn game engine programming and develop 3D games for free. While giant companies are building game engines with huge budget and a lot of manpower, I'm developing this free 3D game engine alone with no budget. I have published step by step tutorials about Vanda Engine, 3D tools, and COLLADA format: https://vanda3d.org/tutorials/ Please... -
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Spring RTS Engine
Spring is a free RTS engine developed for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
Spring is a versatile 3D RTS game engine. Using extensively Lua for scripting game-specific code to make nearly every aspect of the engine customizable, from GUI, to unit AI, to pathfinding. -
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LumenLiquid
RPG Games without coding!
LumenLiquid is a game engine which offers high flexibility. Every user can create his own game without having to worry about code. Trough the high customisation there are almost endless possibilities to create games and stories. To show up the endless possibilities, LumenLiquid is deployed with an example game, Fabled Lands. The story is taken from the homonymous books written by Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson.
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