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    Atebit

    Atebit

    A Platformer game

    Atebit is a platformer game.
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    The sequel to the original random puzzle platformer.
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    Runes of Enlishem is a platformer, meant to bring back good 2D side-scrollers to the gaming world, using new techonologies such as OpenGL and Java. OpenGL and Java will allow the game to run everywhere and still look good.
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    JIsoMan is an isometric game engine written in java. It has line-of-sight, entity & terrain objects, and a tilemap and wallmap. It also has a design mode to graphically design isometric maps.
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