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October 13th is the official launch date of the Oculus Quest 2, and with millions of Quests now in gamer’s hands, some are no doubt going to want to figure you how to develop games for them. This is a quick overview of the various different technical options and tools […]
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Go is an open source programming language developed and supported by Google, by a who’s who of computer language designers. It is often used in large scale server projects at companies such as Google, Dropbox, Paypal, Twitch and Netflix. Today we are going to look at the game development frameworks
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FlatRedBall is an open source C# based game engine with development dating back to 2005. It was originally built to run on-top of Managed Direct X, then was ported to XNA and when XNA was depreciated, it was again ported to run on top of the MonoGame framework. FlatRedBall provides
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Amazon have just released a new version of their CryEngine derived game engine, Lumberyard. Lumberyard is free to use, with the source code available, so long as your multiplayer services are either self hosted or use Amazon technologies. The 1.26 release brings several new features, including several around quality of
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NeoAxis 2020.6 was just released, adding Android support to the free 2D/3D game engine.
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The Castle Game Engine is a pretty unique option. It’s a long running open source 2D/3D game engine for Pascal and Delphi developers with a recent emphasis on improving the editing experience. Hand and hand with the Castle engine is the Lazarus IDE and the open source Pascal implementation Free
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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
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GameGuru, an incredibly easy to use 3D game engine we previously went hands-on with here, is currently available for free on Steam, until September 7th at 1PM EST. This isn’t the first time that GameGuru was made available for free and probably will not be the last, with the upcoming
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Rogue Engine is a new free cross platform 3D game engine powered by TypeScript with a Unity-like 3D editor.
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GB Studio is a cross platform open source game engine and editor designed for creating GameBoy games. Not just GameBoy style games, but actual GameBoy ROMS that can be played in an actual GameBoy device! We first covered GB Studio in early 2019 when version 1 was released and we
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