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VatraLib is a simple and light-weight cross-platform game engine which allows for creating old-school 2D games, such as Jump 'n' Runs, Real-time strategy games, and Shoot 'em ups. The key idea is to provide the developer with low-level functionality - animation control, collision detection and the like - so they can focus on making games instead of re-inventing the wheel. VatraLib has been rewritten from scratch, see current code under "Code". The first installment of VatraLib used JOGL for graphics, JOAL for sound, and Spring for dynamic object creation. That (crummy) source code is available under "LegacyCode".

!Help Wanted! See Discussions for more details. A platform game demonstrating concepts for 2D platform game creation in Java. Collect the stars and go through the door to advance levels. Graphics courtesy of: https://www.gameart2d.com https://opengameart.org/content/animated-fire https://craftpix.net Levels created using https://www.mapeditor.org/ Project created in the Eclipse Java IDE. Keys: Up, Down, Left, Right - Move Player Space - Jump M - Throw Kunai Q, A - Scroll...

An extensible, real-time, 3D visualization, simulation, and game-design authoring tool. Integrates Java 3D and Eclipse RCP. Drag-&-Drop editing of a complex 3D scene graph. Fast world-building. Web delivery via Webstart or Applets.

The 2DX Project is an ongoing project aiming to provide powerful, versatile, and felxible tools for 2D graphics programming in Java. The 2DX-GL core library provides utilities for animation, geometry, basic physics, and more. The Snap2D game engine/library builds upon the 2DX-GL core library by adding features like 2D world management tools, a dedicated scripting language, and high level rendering via the user's choice of either OpenGL or Java2D (OpenGL recommended for high perormance...

Kochol Game Engine(KGE) is an object-orianted hardware accelerated 3D Game engine. Easy to use and powerful engine for cutting edge games.

UtiliGame is a light-weight game engine built upon the Utilis classes written in Java. It supports tiles, entities, collision detection, custom collision boxes, and much more.

Jidgen is an easy-to-use, but powerful Java-based id generator. It uses templates for automated id generation and optional collision detection to avoid duplicate ids.

Little "snasation" game involving Patty. Written in Java and JavaScript. Besides, there's a port of Flixel to Java and Slick2D, called Slixel, developed alongside with a platform game called QNQ: Qualcosa Non Quadra.

A Java framework for writing sprite based games (turn-based, card, and arcade games.) Provides: Sprite management, rendering (Java2d or OpenGL), Collision Detection, Sprite widgets (buttons etc...), visual editor for layout of game widgets.

Collision Detection, GUI Helpers, Edge Detection to Simple Console Parsing, SASlib takes your goals in hand.

Agilis is a simple, fully featured Sprite engine for Java applets and applications. It builds on top of TinyPTC, and provide collision detection, sprite scaling, opacity rendering and animation handling.

Multibody dynamics simulation package with frictional contact and collision detection

This software is an example how to write an tile based game. You can use it to build your own game, or you can make your studies with it. It is simple, but it shows most things like collision detection, room loader, animation and many more. Made in Java!

distDES is a Java RMI-based application which manages load balancing on heterogeneous clusters. Development will extend the theoretical initial implementation to include clustered Rainbow Table generation and encryption algorithm collision detection.

WAGćF provides low-level services required by the wireless games of today. Includes animation; collision detection; fields, gravity; mass effects: inertia, momentum; rotation; and a simple rule-based mechanism to add modular game logic components.

Dealing with math in gamedev can be a hard task for beginners, so this library provides some code to make your life easier with strong focus on gamedev. Some tools for collision detection (but not physics) are provided too. The library is not strictly about math, so some helpfull 2d gamedev relevant abstractions (like chains) are included too. Key features: * Easy dealing with ranges, intervals * Timers and callbacks * Chains (for making chains of enemies, snakes, centipedes etc.) * Some collision detection relevant stuff like SAT, Sweep and Prune, QuadTree-management, AABB computations, OBB computations, Point rotations, Braking convex polys in concav subpolies etc.