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A 3d physics game. Goal is to build a construction to bring an object to a goal. Integrated level-editor. You can build rods, blocks, spheres and powered wheels.
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Orange 3D, a game engine distributed under the zlib/libpng license, is an all in one solution, with IDE, level editor, 2d painter, 3d modeler, and possibly audio editing software all in one clean package, for free!
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Legatus (development code-name) is a futuristic Role-Playing Game. Taking aspects from Fallout, Arcanum, Baldur's Gate and such, the game focuses on a realistic system, and includes an editor for creating new modules, scripts and quests.
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Originally a fork of Legend of Mazzeroth, this project aims to create an engine rather than a game. It aims to be a 2D MMORPG engine, fit for easy customization through Ruby. It also features an edit of Tiled, the map editor made at www.mapeditor.org
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Multi-platform, multi-system table-top role-playing game editor, manager, and tools for use in stand alone, networked, or mixed gaming sessions.
