Search Results for "2d game" - Page 5

n-able is a cross platform J2ME middleware, providing all the leading edge features required to produce high quality, innovative and addictive 2D & 3D wireless games and applications. It supports MIDP 1.0/2.0, MMAPI & the J2ME Game API.

GameBlade is a set of C++ functions and classes simplifying the most common functions of SDL. GameBlade is treated and used as if it was your own code. It is very small, cleanly written and well documented, including many examples.

Sagüim is a powerful, intuitive and easy to learn 2D game programming library. Sagüim allows you to create a simple game with only a few lines of code and has powerful features that facilitates the management of complex projects.

Nak is a video game compiler, based on lua. With his dll system, you can made your own functions for nak. For now, only 2d system will be added.

Valkyrias is foremost a layer-engine working between the coder and the libraries, providing simple access to graphic, input and sound functions. It will also be used to create a fast-paced 2D RTS game based on norse mythology.

c++ based media layer library that provides system independent functions needed for (2d) game design, implementations for windows and linux planned.

Adgali is a library for game programmation. It will provide: GUI interface, 2D graphics management with planes, sound and music management, video streaming. The underlying layer is the SDL library for low level access.

Aeon is a totally cross-platform game development kit coded in and designed for C++. Aeon includes engines for 3D/2D graphics, audio, input, GUI, and much more, as well as several useful tools, all designed to make game creation easier and more practical.

Gojo is a 2D game engine that permits rapid game development, like FENIX, but uses Lua. The engine is written completely in C and uses SDL for graphics, sound, input, and networking. It comes with standard libraries for common game needs such as sprites.

Isometric engine for 2D rendering. Supported frameworks: * SDL * XNA * easily extendable to other frameworks Features: * diamond maps of different width and height * user defined tile size (via rendering metrics) * supports 1 static tile + and any amount of movable elements per cell * z-order display * supports animated tiles * supports zooming (ability to define tilesets for different rendering metrics and switch between them) * supports multi-cell elements

ChameleonSkin is a library interface designed to be used by game engines for portable 2D casual games. If you use ChameleonSkin for your game (engine), it will work on all platforms that have an implementation of ChameleonSkin.

CasualSkin is a portable, high level game engine designed for creating 2D casual games. It is a C++ API and has features like resource management, widgets and a scene graph. It is designed to be flexible and easily extendible.

KERN is a C++ based game engine which is suited especially for 2D tile based games. It provides basic mechanisms and different renderers, so that a single level file is able to be viewed from different perspectives, like topdown or isometric.