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DEEP Space
6DOF zero-g claustrophobic space shooter
Driving a car is 2D Flying a plane is 2.5D Playing DEEP Space is true 3D Ever flown in no gravity, where up is relative? How about all that inside a cavern or large building? Now's your chance to experience combat in full 6DOF in a style similar to the Descent series. -
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A3P is an indie online shooter that combines the best aspects of the Third Person Shooter and Real-Time Strategy genres. Load out your units with weapons and special abilities, then lead them to victory on the battlefield!
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This is an Single or Multi player First or Third Person Shooter game borrowing concepts from other popular games, such as Portal and Halo, in a futuristic setting. This will use OGRE as the 3D engine, and NewtonGD for physics. It will also use a custom n
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Mecha Lord, is a first person shooter. Using OGRE as our graphics sytem, and PhysX as our physics system.
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