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Today we are going to check out the FlacoEngine, a free full featured C# powered 3D game engine for Windows platforms. While it is not open source, it is actively developed and completely free to use. You can download the Falco engine here. Features: 3D EDITOR Falco Engine comes with […]
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The Esenthel Engine is a C++ powered quasi-open source game engine that is now free. We first covered the Esenthel back in 2017 when it was a commercial game engine and there have been several changes since. Another big change, announced over on GameDev.net, is support for Nintendo Switch development.
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The Spartan Game Engine is an open source C++ based 3D game engine created by Panos Karabelas. Panos is a professional game developer working on rendering technology Codemasters. The Spartan engine is his personal playground for experimenting with game engine and rendering technology. The code is well architected and incredibly
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Shadow is a cloud gaming service specifically aimed at gamers, that is also ideal for game developers. If you are lucky enough to live close to one of the supported regions (links below) with a suitable internet connection, Shadow is perhaps one of the cheapest ways to get access to
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The open source Stride engine just released version 4, several months after the beta release we falsely reported as a final release. Stride is a modern designed entity based Windows powered game engine capable of targeting Windows, UWP, Android, iOS and VR headsets using DirectX and Vulkan. The 4.0 release
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We just published a new article over on our sister tutorial site DevGa.me called What Game Engine Should I Use in 2021. The process of choosing what game engine to work with is never a simple one, so we break it down into a number of different scenarios. Game Engine
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The Machinery game engine, from Our Machinery, just released a new public beta adding Linux and early ray-tracing support. The Machinery is an in development game engine from the creators of the BitSquid and Stingray game engines. The Machinery is a very light weight modular game engine with a simple
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The Korge Engine is an open sourced cross platform 2D/3D game engine written using the Kotlin programming language. The Korge Engine is available under the Apache 2.0 open source license on GitHub. The Korge engine should not be confused with the excellent Unity 2D game engine Corgi, that we covered
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YoYo Games, creators of the popular GameMaker game engine, have just been sold to Opera. Opera is best known for their web browser of the same name. YoYo games was previously owned by gambling company Playtech and according to this Gamasutra article, was just sold for $10M, a loss of
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Flax Engine has finally been released to the public. Flax Engine feels a lot like a light weight hybrid of Unity & Unreal, offering C#, C++ and Visual Scripting support.
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