LegionGameMaker

A game maker written in C# and FreeBASIC

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This is an object oriented game maker for 2D games. Scripted with FreeBASIC.

28/11/2013: Sorry! This project has been abandoned for TSE, Tux's Scripting Engine: http://github.com/chrowle/crackerbarrel

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Uses an already highly documented programming language to script
Runs fairly fast

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2013-06-05

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