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RickyD
Another clone of Rick Dangerous classic game
Rick Dangerous was one of my favorite games for the spectrum (and Amiga), it already has a very good clone (xrick), but it lacks the ability to easily create new maps and enhance the graphics since they are built in the code itself. RickyD uses xml extensively to configure all aspects of the game, from objects to tiles and sound, maps are also written in xml, so they can be easily edited. Creating completely new maps is very easy, just create a new tileset and use a tool like tiled to put... -
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Yoshi's Egg - Game Engine
A Simple Game Engine
A Simple Top Down Game Engine for Linux and Windows obs: in development pre-alpha stage, not fully playable -
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Little "snasation" game involving Patty. Written in Java and JavaScript. Besides, there's a port of Flixel to Java and Slick2D, called Slixel, developed alongside with a platform game called QNQ: Qualcosa Non Quadra.
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Tile map editor (TileME) is for design tile maps with a single tiled image and export map data as an array. this is a very good tool for J2ME game prgrammers and with a very little changes you can use it for any other languages. Tile map Editor DEVEL
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