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WaveEngine 3.2 preview was just released. WaveEngine is a free C# powered 3D game engine for Windows, Mac and Linux that we first covered all the way back in 2015. After a long pause, the 3.x release was announced last year and it has been a series of steady improvements […]
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MANU is a codeless game engine that just released alpha 1.1. We first checked out Manu in March of 2020 when the 1.0 alpha was released. With no coding required, MANU is aimed at enabling artists and creatives to create games visually. Today, MANU released the 1.1 alpha with several
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Last month, Flutter 2 was released, a big step forward adding desktop and web support to existing mobile support. With the far reaching support of Flutter it only makes sense to want to make games for the platform and that is where Flame enters the equation. Flame is described as
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The Unigine Game engine just released version 2.14, adding several new features to this game engine. Unigine recently added an indie friendly community license that is free for developers making less than $100K a year. The Unigine engine has been under development for more than a decade and offers C++,
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BEVY is an open source cross platform rust game engine/framework that we previously covered last year. BEVY is a light weight data oriented ECS driven game engine written in and for the Rust programming language. A new release of Bevy, version 0.5 is now available. Design goals of BEVY include:
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RPG Paper Maker (RPM for short) is a free for non-commercial use, source available game engine designed to create jRPG style games. RPM is similar in many ways to RPG Maker (beyond just the name) in that it provides all the common features of a jRPG game including battle screens,
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The Flax game engine was first launched the end of 2020 and today we have the first major follow-up release, Flax Engine 1.1. Flax is a source available cross platform 3D game engine with a great deal of potential. Details of the Flax Engine 1.1 release from their blog: We’ve
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Storm Engine, the game engine behind the Sea Dogs and Pirates of the Caribbean games, was just open sourced under the GPLv3 source license. This is the source code for the game engine alone, and does not include the source code for the game. This release is primarily intended to
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Rootex is an open source C++ based game engine. Rootex is available under the MIT open source license on GitHub. The engine is Windows only, using DirectX 11, and is implemented as an Entity Component System. Scripting is done using the Lua programming language, and is described in the online
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Tilengine is a C99 based open source game engine/framework for creating retro or classic style games, such as those from the SNES or Genesis era. We first covered Tilengine way back in 2017 then again in 2018 when it was open sourced. In the 2 1/2 years since we lasted
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