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ArcadeGPU
A complete 2D/3D Arcade Game Engine for Browser (Blender compatible)
ArcadeGPU delivers a next-gen Y2K rendering pipeline combined with a seamless code-to-modeling workflow, powered by a unique real-time bridge between Blender and the engine. Choose your gameplay style with two physics systems: ultra-realistic simulations using Jolt, or fast-paced arcade physics with Walkmesh & Hitmesh. Explore the demo: https://aliyah-corp.github.io/ -
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Pocket Piglet
Cute 3D animated piglet who lives inside your phone
...Shake your phone and see what happens. Play mini-games with him to keep him happy: - Play hide-and-seek with him in your room and try to find him using your phone's camera; - Feed him with sandwiches, memorizing the ordered recipe; - Catch and pop soap bubbles while he is taking a bath; - Help him to assemble puzzles. And, of course, watch funny animations with your little pet in the title role! PocketPiglet is available for iOS 11+, Android 6.0+ and Windows Phone 7.5+ environments. -
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Citrus-Engine
Modern AS3 Game Engine
Citrus Engine is a 2D game framework for ActionScript 3 that simplifies the development of physics-based games, especially platformers. Built on top of Starling and Box2D, it provides a component-based architecture and high-level abstractions for objects, input, levels, and camera control. It’s well-suited for educational games, side-scrollers, and mobile game development using Adobe AIR.
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