Solar Fusion

A basic 2D Game engine written in C/C++
It uses OpenGL, OpenAL, Xaudio2, and the standard C/C++ libraries.

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BSD License

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Languages

English

User Interface

OpenGL

Programming Language

C++, C

Related Categories

C++ Game Development Frameworks, C++ Game Engines, C Game Development Frameworks, C Game Engines

Registered

2011-09-15

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