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This app allows you to mod Streets of Rage 4 by swapping specific characters, items, breakables, and/or levels! Retro swaps, change your Survival allies, swap levels for practice, and more! This app only works for the Steam version of the game as far as I know and is known to work only on the v7 patch of the game (v08-s r14424) released in March 10, 2023. RANDOMIZER PRESETS ARE STILL VERY EXPERIMENTAL TUTORIALS Mod Items - https://youtu.be/yPo7oOXnq9g Move Inputs - https://youtu.be/O7lH-5gBrXY Armor - https://youtu.be/IXv2w2yVzVM Mod Characters, Teams, Battle Royale - https://youtu.be/zr34cwzrnrM Difficulty - https://youtu.be/w1_efI2H4Hg Basic Usage - https://youtu.be/9uCy-UJBRkA

Murder is an open-source, pixel-art–focused, entity-component-system (ECS) game engine built on top of FNA (a reimplementation of MonoGame). The engine aims to give developers a solid, flexible foundation for building 2D games with a retro/pixel-art aesthetic, while leaning into modern ECS architecture to separate data (components) from behavior (systems). Because Murder is in active development and still relatively young, the authors warn that breaking changes are possible — but this also means the engine is evolving rapidly as features are added and refined. Using Murder, you get a lot of the low-level plumbing handled: rendering, input, update-loop, resource loading — so you can focus on actual game logic, art, and design instead of boilerplate. ...

The CVAP game engine is a low-level framework for producing tilemapped games akin to classical consoles such as the Super NES or the Sega Genesis. It is written to provide video, audio, and input support analagous to these systems.

Pixel Vision 8's core philosophy is to teach retro game development with streamlined workflows. PV8 is also a platform that standardizes 8-bit fantasy console limitations built on top of a fork of MonoGame, called MonoVision. This engine provides a standard set of APIs to create authentic-looking 8-bit games with modern programming languages and workflows. It also allows you to define specific limitations for the resolution, colors, number of sprites on screen, and more.

RetroGames AIO is a usb stick launcher for retro games (dosbox) or other programs. Thus, it uses relative paths. Everything beneath the program folder will be treated as a relative path. Due to this, you can copy and move your whole collection, without loosing the path data. Double clicking a game after selecting the category will launch it. RetroGames AIO comes with an integrated directory scanner which helps you adding games that have been copied to the application's root path. ...

Race in cities & change sides with your favorite car in endless 2D retro racer

Input Control is a project to allow users to create and play back logs of their play sessions on retro game consoles that use serial communication controllers. Only SNES is supported in the current version, but future updates can be expanded to most types of consoles. Firmware and some code originally based on jaburn's NintendoSpy project, but it has changed a lot for consistency and otherwise.

Retro Pong .NET is nothing else but another implementation of the well-known Pong game. It provides various settings, such as freely selectable levels, that users can adjust. Further, the program is implemented in C# using .NET Framework 3.5. Addressed to other developers, this program provides the code of two owner drawn combo-boxes, one to select colors and one to choose fonts.

A suite of retro arcade games mostly from the late 70's and early 80's designed to run on the Windows and Linux platforms.