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Raylib is an awesome free and open source game development framework written using the C programming language. One of the biggest strengths of Raylib beyond it’s ease of use, excellent examples and multiple language bindings is its ability to run on a variety of different platforms with zero external dependencies.
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The open source data-driven, Rust language powered game engine (framework) Bevy just released Bevy 0.17. This release comes nearly half a year after the April 2025 Bevy 0.16 release. This release adds some exciting new eye candy including a brand new raytracer, DLSS support and more. At the heart though
RaylibUE is an interested new open source project that brings the excellent and easy to use C based gamedev framework Raylib to Unreal Engine in the form of a plugin. You may be asking yourself… why? From their GitHub repository: Why RaylibUE? Key Links RaylibUE GitHub Repository You can learn
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MonoGame is one of the most successful indie game development frameworks, carrying on the gamedev legacy that Microsoft began with XNA. While XNA (and MonoGame) is an excellent framework for creating games, its missing several “out of the box” features you would expect these days. This is where MonoGame Extended
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Today we have compiled a list of the best Lua game engines and game frameworks (and a few miscellaneous game development options) for game development in 2025. This is the third in a series of posts exploring the game engine options available for the most popular programming languages. We have
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Today we have compiled a list of the best C and C++ game engines and game frameworks for game development in 2025. This is the second in a series of posts exploring the game engine options available for the most popular programming languages. We have a Python Game Engine resource
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SDL, or the Simple DirectMedia Layer is one of the most important open-source game development frameworks and they just released SDL 3. Well technically it’s SDL 3.2.0, but it is the first production ready version of the SDL 3 branch. Key features of SDL 3 include: If you are migrating
HaxeFlixel is as the name suggests an implementation of the Flixel game framework using the Haxe programming language. Flixel is an incredibly easy to use game library for creating 2D games from back in the Flash/ActionScript days. It is an incredibly easy to use framework and due to the nature
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SDL, or the Simple DirectMedia Layer is one of the most popular game development frameworks, used to make hundreds of successful games (such as Angry Birds) as well as powering dozens of Valve/Source games. SDL 3 is on the horizon with a major milestone being recently hit, a stable ABI
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Almost 5 months after the previous release the open-source Rust powered cross-platform 2D/3D data driven game engine/framework Bevy just released Bevy 0.15. Key features of this release include: Key Links Bevy Homepage Bevy 0.15 Release Notes GitHub Repository Bevy Discord You can learn more about the Bevy 0.15 release in
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