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Euphoria is a 2 Game Engine and Development kit for aspiring game designers who are interested in getting their feet wet in the world of game design and programming. Some features of the engine are: - 2D levels and basic rasterized rendering - Simple animations and timer systems - A complete embedded Lua 5.1 scripting environment for level scripting - A drag and drop level designer - Support for all standard Windows Media Player compatible media types - Background Music - Sound Effects - Simple object collision detection - Pseudo 3D for making simulated 3D with 2D graphics - Scriptable Menus, buttons, etc - Custom Lua file manipulation libraries and script engine binding - Cut scene videos - Open Source What Euphoria is NOT: - A professional game design engine (maybe someday) - Bug free - Size Efficient (textures are stored as bitmaps - 3D - Covered Under Warranty - A Game, this is a Kit to BUILD a game

...This is quite instructive as software, expecially if taken in conjuction with the pure X Window System version: in both cases the 3D frames representing what happens are done internally by the program, using basic concepts form 3D computational graphics. Stanrd C as all the optehr memeberso of the series. it come in 2 subversions: Linux and Windows. for the Windows version there is a ready executable too. VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_O-9EFW5zk

Rush 2005 is a BSD-licensed project to create an American football game for Windows and Linux in the tradition of Tecmo Bowl and NFL Blitz, built using the cross-platform SDL game programming library.

CTruck 2D is a 2D, oldstyle, physically realistic 2D truck game. Predecessor of the CTruck3D vehicle simulator series. I wrote it from zero in C (+OpenGL&GLUT). It has ascii-art and nice graphics version, and a special funny version It's a very basic thing: there are free rigid bodies and springs with strong attenuation/damping. It's very simple and very short code, and collisions of bodies with ground are good and stable. A good simulation of this kind, however requires Lagrangian...

HyperNoids is a simple retro shoot-em up. It's written in C/C++ with the allegro game programming library. For windows and linux, although the Windows port is less stable.

Luciferino is a sidescroller game engine, that allows you to create your own sidescroller without any programming knowledge (you'll only have to read a pair of tutorials to understand the data files format).

Dlab is an open-source cooperative effort to produce the best possible SDL-based classic arcade game. The people involved are all computer science students attending a programming course for interactive and multimedia intensive applications.

A clone of the classic arcade game Breakout origionally designed by the founders of Apple Computer. Made using the Allegro Game Programming Library.

Nonsense Software is a group working on several games and other programs. We are currently working on opening up the source code on our completed projects under the GPL.