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... types of games. It should be beginner friendly but also allow more advanced uses such as custom render passes and GLSL shaders. Thanks to the Rust programming language, Amethyst uses all CPU cores to run its internals and logic. A lot of optimizations have yet to be done, but the current status is already showing great potential. Amethyst is open source and free software. You can use, read, modify, distribute its source code under the permissive MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses.

Jenga stands for "Java Engine for Games" and is a very simple to use 2D game engine. It was especially designed for beginners and kids which e.g. don't need to be familiar with event-driven programming techniques. On the other hand it is fairly optimized for low CPU consumption to make the games run even on poorly equipped machines like a Raspberry PI.

A 3d game engine based on a realtime software raytracer. Currently, the following features are available : primary rays, shadows, cel shading and phong shading. Recommended hardware : modern CPU (such as Intel's core i5 or AMD FX models). This library will be used later on to develop a game. Work in progress.

BJSGE(BasicJavaSwingGameEngine) is a basic game engine to develope a 2D game with java swing. Author: cyberdos Difficulty: easy Create a gameloop with one command: new Graph() //init Game { public void instance(Graphics g) //Game loop { //game code here } }); Image Sources: Example1-Dead_Screen: http://readersrecommend.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/splat.jpg Example2-Dead_Screen: http://wolkenwetter.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/blitz-052.gif Example-Icon: http://www.johncabot.edu...