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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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This 2D Map/Game editor creates custom formated 2D maps that can be used in my 2D engine. You can create differnt kinds of 2D games like a breakout clone or a pac-man clone. This is written in c/c++ using the Win32 API/GDI and using the wxDev-C++ IDE
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Psychopyretic is a platformer game set in a series of dungeons. Its eventual goal is to provide a framework for writing extensible custom maps and campaigns.
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"Tunp!" is a side-scroller engine for side-scrolling games. Our main focus is flexibility, so that the maps and worlds can be really easy to make by users, no matter if they are good or not in computers. It will also allow NetPlay! =:0)
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This is a game inspire by Mario games, it is a Mario-like game. It features a lot of maps, a map editor and other common features like saving game. Wanna play a nice Mario-like game? Then have a try ;) .
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