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Bird land, vast and grand. Where seagulls swing, what a wonderful thing. Shiny beak and fluffy wings, also a bird that sings. *** This is a side scrolling shooter game that has many minigames. Windows: Click on the "files" tab, then download the zip file and unpack it, then run "Propeller.exe" to play. Run "Launcher.exe" if you want to start the game in windowed mode or mute the sounds. You will find some instructions in the instructions.txt file. The windows version is 64-bit...

OpenTitus is a rewrite of the game engine used in the old DOS-based games Titus the Fox and Moktar (the French version). This project parses the data directly from the original game data files. The project is based on SDL and programmed in C. A wiki is available at http://opentitus.wikia.com/wiki/OpenTitus_Wiki If you do not own the original game already, you can purchase it at https://www.gog.com/game/titus_the_fox_to_marrakech_and_back

FreedroidRPG is an original isometric 3D role playing game taking place in the future, on Earth. It features action and dialogs. FreedroidClassic is a 2D arcade game similar to Paradroid. =========================================== !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !! FreedroidRPG is migrating !! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Latest versions of Git repositories are on https://codeberg.org/freedroid/ - Binary files are hosted on...

CloneKeen is an open-source clone of ID's classic DOS game Commander Keen. CloneKeen runs under many platforms including Linux & win32. There are some improvements over the original such as 2-player support. Original game data files are required.

This is a top-down space-exploration game written in c++ using CodeBlocks and MingW. It uses Ogre for rendering and OgreOpcode for collision detection. The editing data files info is out of date, feel free to leave comments, crits, whatever here.

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).