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Today we are taking a look at the open source cross platform 2D/3D C++ based Lua-powered game engine Echo. While Echo is very much it’s own engine, it has a very Godot vibe in the way your game scene is organised, taking a node based approach to game development. The […]
Echo Engine Hands-On Read More
Getting started with C++ can be hard. This tutorial will hopefully make things a lot easier, as we use VKPKG, Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code with CMake to get started easier.
vcpkg — C++ Easy Mode Step by Step Tutorial Read More
Raylib, an open source cross platform C/C++ framework for making games just received an Epic MegaGrant, joining other open source projects such as Godot, Blender, Krita and more. The MegaGrant program provides no strings attached funding to projects in the film, game and open source world to help support development
RayLib receives an Epic MegaGrant Read More
Looking for a small but full featured open source (LGPL) C++ 14 game engine with a built in editor? If so, the Limon Game Engine might be the perfect choice for you! Primary features of the Limon game are:Model loading using Assimp Skeletal animations Realtime shadows Rigid body physics 3D spatial sound Preliminary AI In […]
The Limon Open Source Game Engine Read More
Gamefromscratch has a long running series taking an indepth look at various game engines available. Today we are going to look at the Godot game engine, an open source C++ based game engine with a complete Unity-esque world editor. Godot runs on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms and can target all of those, plus […]
A Closer Look at the Godot Game Engine Read More
