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Mirror is a high-level open-source networking library for Unity multiplayer games. It was originally based on UNET and has evolved into a stable, modular framework used by many production Unity projects. The library is designed to make multiplayer development easier by handling common networking patterns such as network identities, synchronization, remote procedure calls, authority, spawning, and transport integration.

yasio is a lightweight C++ asynchronous socket I/O library for client applications across desktop, mobile, game, and embedded-style environments. It supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, OHOS, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and other Unix-like systems. The library focuses on practical cross-platform networking rather than tying developers to a single engine or operating system. It is used in game and multimedia projects and provides integrations or demos for Unity, Unreal Engine, xlua, axmol, and related development stacks. yasio can be used for TCP, UDP, SSL, IPv6, KCP, and multi-threaded networking scenarios. It is useful for developers who need a portable socket layer that works consistently across games, apps, tools, and custom client software.

Hysteria is a high-performance, censorship-resistant proxy and VPN-like networking tool designed to deliver fast, reliable connectivity over unstable or lossy networks by leveraging a custom UDP/QUIC-based transport layer that can masquerade as standard HTTP/3 traffic to evade detection. It supports a wide range of use cases including SOCKS5 and HTTP proxying, TCP/UDP forwarding, Linux TProxy for network redirection, and even tunneling via TUN interfaces, making it a flexible choice for developers and network engineers needing robust remote access or traffic obfuscation. ...

...The library has been used in contexts such as online games, live broadcasting, file synchronization, and network acceleration. It exposes interfaces that are compatible with Go’s standard net.Conn style, making it easier for developers to integrate into existing networking code. kcp-go also includes advanced capabilities such as forward error correction, encryption support, packet-level tuning, and performance-oriented session management. It is intended for developers who need a fast, resilient transport layer and are comfortable tuning bandwidth, latency, and reliability tradeoffs.

An object-oriented implementation of a reliable, in-order, transport protocol over UDP based on the Internet Draft by Bova, Krivoruchka, and Cisco Systems (1999) titled "Reliable UDP".

A simple cross-platform resending (reliable) UDP packet library written in C++.