Search Results for "gaming software"

Sunshine is an open-source self‑hosted cloud gaming server that implements NVIDIA’s GameStream protocol. Compatible with Moonlight clients across platforms, it supports low‑latency streaming via software or hardware encoding (AMD/Intel/NVIDIA) and offers a browser‑based control UI for pairing.

RigelEngine is a reverse-engineered, open-source reimplementation of the engine used in the classic DOS game Bio Menace by Apogee Software. It allows the original game to be played on modern systems with enhanced features such as widescreen support and modern controls. RigelEngine preserves the gameplay of the original while modernizing the backend for performance, usability, and modding. It’s perfect for retro gaming enthusiasts who want to revisit or preserve classic titles in a more accessible format.

Extreme Injector is a software tool commonly used to inject Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) into other processes running on a Windows system. Often used in gaming and software development, this tool allows users to modify or add custom functionality to a target application by "injecting" DLL files, which can influence the application's behavior or provide additional features.

Mumble is an open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software primarily intended for use while gaming. It includes game linking, so voice from other players comes from the direction of their characters, and has echo cancellation so the sound from your loudspeakers won't be audible to other players.

The Humm and Strumm Engine is a Free Software 3D game engine. Its goal is to provide a properly multithreaded, scalable engine to the FOSS community under the GPLv3 license, to encourage FOSS gaming.

Artifice is home to two interrelated projects; Artifice Gaming and Slyme Scripting. Slyme is an embedded scripting language written in C++. Artifice Gaming is a consistent foundation on which to build simple, but complete, PC games.

Ride is a full featured gaming platform that is based on open source software. Aiming for capabilities similar to the xbox360 and ps3. Ride will be able to run on old and new hardware, it will also offer free games and a great multimedia experience.

The Open Engine is a game engine library, that provides ease and fast programming for OpenGL based softwares. Is intended mainly for gaming programming. Uses OpenGL and other APIs in the core library.

A side-scrolling platform game using the Irrlicht engine, Technocracy is the first official project by WhileTrue Software Group, an organization dedicated to bringing Open Source to the world of gaming. Technocracy is written in C++, and is based on SDL

Massively Multi-Threaded and fully Object-Oriented game engine. An easily extensible core library, along with embedded Python for easy scripting of just about anything, makes the Auross engine a perfect choice for just about any gaming project.

A gaming platform for Linux using SDL, expat, ggz, openal, opengl. To provide game designers with a quick resource and development option for the open source community.

NiL is a modular multi-purpose gaming engine including a multiplayer worm game a little like quake, except it's 2d and a little like worms except it's realtime.

Network gaming environment for AI warriors. Offers an application server, a soccer game application, an observer module visualizing a match and a template code for the warriors development.

Bad Camel Gaming is a collection of arcade games build on the Oasis Framework, the Bad Camel Gaming game framework.

The Open Gaming System (OGS) is a platform for developing open gaming software. It defines an application programming interface (API) and provides a free software implementation of this interface.

Falconer-Try Studios is developing this new gaming engine for 2D, 3D and soon VR environments. It will be best for RTS and FPS games. See the documentation for more data.

Powerful gaming/multimedia/networking library... project was placed on hold while I develop a much better, cross-platform version (Windows, Linux, Mac) -- see the GameLib.NET project.

A world of warcraft emulator, being programmed by The World of Warcraft Emulation Project team. The software is written in C++, and using the KoNG scripting language and Maxwell backend. Supports Windows XP+ & *nix systems.