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Gradient Bang
Gradient Bang is an online multiplayer universe
Gradient Bang is an experimental open-source project developed within the Pipecat ecosystem that reimagines AI interaction as a persistent, multiplayer simulation where users and large language models coexist inside a shared virtual environment. Rather than functioning as a traditional application or API, it is conceptualized as an “online multiplayer universe” in which participants can explore, trade, battle, and collaborate while interacting with AI agents as active entities within the... -
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Babylon.js
Open game and rendering engine packed into a JavaScript framework
Our mission is to create one of the most powerful, beautiful, and simple Web rendering engines in the world. Our passion is to make it completely open and free for everyone. We are artists, developers, creators, and dreamers and we want to make it as simple as possible to enable everyone to bring their ideas to life. With this new version of Babylon.js, we set out to make it even easier to develop with. From a ton of new tools, to improved workflows and features, new documentation and more,... -
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MCSManager
Free, Secure, Distributed, Modern Control Panel for Minecraft
MCSManager Panel (MCSM) is a modern, secure, and distributed control panel designed for managing Minecraft and Steam game servers. MCSManager has already gained a certain level of popularity within the community, specifically Minecraft. MCSManager excels in offering a centralized management solution for multiple server instances and provides a secure and reliable multi-user permission system. In addition, We are committed to supporting server administrators not only for Minecraft but also... -
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Excalibur
An easy to use 2D HTML5 game engine written in TypeScript
...Excalibur games compile to modern JavaScript and therefore work in the majority of browsers, including mobile. Since Excalibur games are "just JavaScript", you can use native app packaging wrappers like Apache Cordova, Universal Windows Apps, or Electron to create cross-platform games. Tons of features to help build your game quickly. -
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ArcadeGPU
A Complete WebGPU Game Engine for Browser & Desktop Arcade Oriented
ArcadeGPU is a high performance WebGPU game engine inspired by classic techniques that made retro games legendary. Explore demos: https://aliyah-corp.github.io/ -
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Lance
Multiplayer game server based on Node.JS
Lance is a real-time multiplayer game server framework designed to simplify the development of synchronized online games. It provides an extensible Node.js–based server where all game logic runs centrally. Lance also includes a client-side library that keeps each player’s game state synchronized with the server in real time. To ensure smooth gameplay, it uses efficient networking techniques along with position interpolation and extrapolation. The framework manages user input coordination and... -
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Brick Think
Free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® remotely
...Rooms auto-compose each member's individual model into one shared view. A library of 20 scenario templates covers every stage, and AI session reports run on the facilitator's own Anthropic key. Apache 2.0, free forever, no paid tier. It ships original brick assets and uses no LEGO trademark assets.
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