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QuakeIIxp is a multi-platform (windows, linux and freeBSD (experemental)) graphics port of the game Quake II developed by Id Software. Completely updated rendering takes full advantage of the latest graphics cards to get the perfect picture, preserving the original style of the game.

...Unlike traditional mosaic generators that rely on simple square grids, Tiler supports tiles with multiple shapes and sizes, allowing far more creative and flexible visual patterns. The software analyzes a target image and reconstructs it using a collection of smaller tile images or shapes that collectively approximate the original picture. This approach enables the creation of artistic mosaics built from objects such as circles, lines, letters, LEGO-style blocks, or other custom shapes. Because tiles can vary in form and arrangement, the resulting compositions can resemble handcrafted artwork rather than rigid pixel grids. ...

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. There are several...

A tetris clone, featuring vector graphics, smooth movements and rotations of the figure, sub-pixel accuracy and motion blur, all done with software rendering.

I have not posted any of the code yet, I'm working on it locally then will push everything. This is not to be used in game (maybe deathmatch only :stuck_out_tongue:), but rather is meant to have some with the features that Java provides. I included all source so that you can see what I used. This is a great project to learn about global event listener, JRobot, JavaFX, etc... Most of the people said this just makes it harder to play the game, so it's not fantastic. The only thing I...

Optimized "pixel perfect" collision detection intended for use in 2-D games. This is intended for use with either Allegro or SDL (game-oriented IO libraries), but does not require either.

Ray3d is a multi-platform 3d game engine with an entire FPS game for it's techdemo. It's based on Irrlicht and other open source libraries, and written in C/C++. It is in pre-alpha and under HEAVY development.

SDL_Collide is a simple 2D collision detection library for SDL supporting pixel perfect collision tests between surfaces, bounding box collision checks and circle intersection routines.

Pixel Toaster is a portable open source framebuffer library for C++. It provides a fast and easy way to get your pixels on the screen. Floating point and truecolor pixel formats are supported on Windows, Mac and Unix.

Swift Engine provides classes and interfaces to help in the fast and easy development of 2D games under the .NET framework. It uses Managed Direct3D and it's written in C#. It provides support to advanced functions like Pixel Shader or render to Texture.

"Pixel Color Collision" Sprite collision-detection technique for use with Allegro-bitmaps Written in DJGPP and Allegro. Invented by Johnny13,july 2001