Search Results for "linux browser portable"

SDL Framework (SDLFW) SDLFW is a cross-platform framework from the powerful SDL library to create your own 2D games with the Lua programming language. It's easy-to-use, free, open-source, and works on Windows and Linux.

Arcan is a portable and fully scriptable frontend for launching games, emulators and other full-screen applications in a visual appealing way, as seamlessly as possible. The API is sufficiently complete for other projects as well, e.g. rapid game prototyping (both 2D and 3D). Note that we have left sourceforge (thanks for all the spam). The source is hosted on github ( http://www.github.com/letoram/arcan ) and the downloads on bintray https://bintray.com/letoram/arcan-main/

A somewhat portable 2D game engine for Lua. This is not a "game creator" program; "real" programming is required to create a game.

Radius Engine is a Lua script-based real-time 2D graphics engine designed for rapidly prototyping games. Built on top of SDL and OpenGL, games made with Radius Engine are portable to both Windows and Linux.

Oldschool RPG - (Dungeon Master-clone) coded in c++ using the SDL library (targeting OpenGL) with scripting functionality from the library LUA making it portable to a wide range of platforms.

2D moddable wargame in the style of "Advance Wars" (Nintendo GBA & DS) games. Can be scripted in Lua. Uses SFML2, boost and luabind (and maybe Guichan).

This project explores the unproven concept of a "game browser", which attempts to bring what we have with current websites into the game world.

Doris is a Lua script driven OpenGL viewer with GUI widget extensions. Lua is a fast, powerful, portable scripting language. Lua bindings are provided to OpenGL, GLUT, GLUI (a GL widget library) and Luasocket (networking).

Eternal Warfare is turn driven, browser based game. It will have multiple realms to play through and eventually travel back to. Development will be focused mainly on community driven systems and will also create a flexible character development system.