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GodotBoy is an interesting new project that enables you to take your GameBoy ROMs created using the excellent GB Studio (learn more) and import them into the open-source Godot game engine. Why would you want to do this? First off, it enables you to publish your GB Studio authored games
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Luxe is a cross platform game engine that was recently made available in public preview. The engine is released under a rather unique “pay what you should if you can” pricing model. It is both an API for game development as well as a full editing environment available for Windows,
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Gotcha Gotcha Games have just released a brand new, Godot game engine powered game engine today, Action Game Maker. Like their popular series of RPG Maker engines, Action Game Maker attempt to take the Godot game engine and make it more accessible to a wider audience. Action Game Maker is
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The Murder Engine is a C# powered, open-source, 2D game engine built on top of FNA (and thus XNA) built around ECS or the Entity Component System. The Murder engine is described succinctly as: This is the source for Murder Engine, a pixel art ECS game engine built on top
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All the way back in Blender 2.79 the Blender Foundation made the decision to remove the integrated game engine. Several projects continue adding game engine support to Blender and the one that most adhered to the original BGE vision is the Range Engine (we first looked at in 2022). Since
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Today we are checking out the Go language powered game engine Ebitengine. In our recent rundown of game engines by programming language series I often received requests to cover the Go programming language. Truth of the matter is, outside of language bindings, there are very few Go-powered game engines, certainly
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The Hazel Game Engine is a 3D game engine written in C++ and scripted in C# developed by popular game development channel The Cherno. The Hazel Game Engine is described accordingly: Until now, the only way to access the Hazel Engine was by being a $10USD+ a month supporter on
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The cross-platform 3D game engine Flax Engine just released Flax 1.10. This release comes 6 months after the Flax 1.9 release. If you are interested in checking out the Flax game engine, be sure to check out our Flax for Unity developers guide, even if you aren’t a Unity user.
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The Rebel Fork, or rbfx Game Engine, is an open source C++ based game engine forked from the Urho3D game engine. Urho3D ran into a community schism back in 2023 that effectively ended the development on that game engine. Part of the community behind Urho3D created the Rebel Fork, also
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ezEngine is an open-source cross-platform C++ based game engine with a focus on ease of use. It provides a full Unity-like editing environment as well as both a visual scripting interface as well as AngelScript support. You may be asking yourself, why would I (or wouldn’t I) choose to use
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