Open Source Game Development Frameworks - Page 19

Open Strategy Game Architecture is a framework for game creation.

Recreation of the Game Engine of the popular Total War game series. The main goal of this project is to be 100% compatible to existing mods for at least the Medieval 2 game.

The OpenFPSC project is a community-driven project with the idea of improving the FPS Creator game source code, released by The Game Creators. An integrated project, without commercial intents, and improving the FPSC experience for the community.

Cross platform animation library running on openGL.

Espace de création OpenGL

OpenHeist is an in-development free-to-play first-person criminal simulator. The goal of the game is to explore a small collection of hostile environments ranging from a medieval castle to a 1930's casino, using whatever means you can to rob them blind. This game project is similar in vain to the Payday series by Overkill Software, and is aimed to extend some core gameplay concepts of the franchise -- but without reusing or rehashing any content produced by Overkill. OpenHeist will be designed to be extensible and easily user-moddable and is based on Unreal Engine 4. A full triple-A title is not to be expected; this game is merely a framework for other mod authors to expand upon. Think of it as a "community base-game" with a modest selection of core content that is designed to be tampered with and extended.

OpenSGToolbox is a collection of libraries that extend features on top of the OpenSG library. These features are: User Interface Particle System Animation Input Video and others.

A two-tiered project, building a skateboarding games engine on top of a platform abstraction layer and math library called Flake, intended to play a similar role to XNA but designed differently. The games design is to focus on the feeling of speed and momentum rather than technical details or elaborate tricks. Built on C#/.NET/Mono with full open source and exporters for Blender, OpenShred is designed to be modified to make it your game too.

OpenSkyNet - Moving towards a comprehensive artificial intelligence solution for game developers under the LGPL. The goals are to implement action selection solvers, robust steering behaviors (including pathfinding algorithms), and machine learning.

Orange Engine is a heavily modular Game Engine written in C#/XNA to be quite flexible yet very easily usable by even the most inexperienced of users. It is intended to be a learning tool and an engine used for relatively non-process intensive games.

An open source, cross platform game engine.

Orz (Open Rescores Zone), is an easy expansion, easy-to-use, object-oriented C++ framework for game development.

Library to help the creation of the dynamic systems, like simulators or games. Key word : 3D Rendering, Multi-Agent system, Collision detection, Game

Ox is a 3D XNA game engine. Note that this web page is only for hosting Ox's source. Find Ox's main website here - http://oxgameengine.codeplex.com/

// FR // P.A.C.E. maker est un moteur de jeu en Point'n'Click avec pour objectif de faciliter l'écriture de jeux. // EN // P.A.C.E. maker is a new point'n'click engine allowing an easier game writing.

PJPlib is an easy to use 2D game development library for the Pascal language. It aims at compatibility with both Delphi and Lazarus. It uses JEDI-SDL and OpenAL as core components for graphics and sound.

Just another PacMan But this time with a simple programming interface. With the help of Salvat Game Fabric it was simple to concentrate effort only on the game logic. Take a look and see how it is simple to build a game using SGF

Pad (Python ADventure) is a python library for creating text adventures..

This utility extracts a Quake engine .PAK file to a directory tree, and also builds a .PAK file from a directory tree. This tool is a simple one-step solution to deconstruct and reconstruct Quake engine games .PAK files.

Panda3D is a powerful 3-D rendering engine for many Unix-based and Windows platforms. See the Panda3D home page at https://www.panda3d.org for more information and for forums and downloads. The source code is no longer hosted at SourceForge, but is now available from GitHub: https://github.com/panda3d/panda3d

Pandora3D is a new, under development, open source, game engine using C++, OpenGL and SDL.

Hyper fast multi-threaded cross platform 2D renderer with optimized loading via file cache, basic GUI elements, and beginnings of an editor.

This is a .NET/Mono library for programming defense games where players have to build towers along a path to fight off creatures moving along that path.