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Yoshi's Egg - Game Engine
A Simple Game Engine
A Simple Top Down Game Engine for Linux and Windows obs: in development pre-alpha stage, not fully playable -
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[NOTE: GO TO https://code.google.com/p/cruelhessian/ TO DOWNLOAD THE LATEST VERSIONS] Cruel Hessian is an opensource game engine for Soldat. The main purpose of this project is to implement bots AI based on neural networks. Cruel Hessian is programmed in SFML and OpenGL and should work in Linux, Windows and MacOS X.
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User configurable space-invaders style game engine. Make it do anything you want, design your own ships, AI scripts, weapons, effects, and more.
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Tank Arena X is a 2-D arcade game playable by a single or multiple players. It loads all the game data from simple text files, allowing for easy modifications and creation of new levels and mods. Also, can support AI tanks using its AI engine.
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A multiplayer top-down 3D game using Microsoft's XNA Game Studio. Graphics, GUI, and networking will all be handled with the built-in XNA tools. We will be creating our own algorithms for AI, collision, and physics.
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