Open Source C Simulation Games for Windows - Page 4

Elite Zero is a simulation game in the broadest sense of the word. The aim is to simulate natural and economic processes while providing an enjoyable game. The idea comes from the "Elite" series by Ian Bell and David Braben.

This project is aimed to create clone of ancient Mechanik train simulation game.

This is a remake of the great game Elite. It lasts 50 years in future of the old game. For people who don't know it: It is like Privateer, X2 and Freelancer. Please read oour documentation. For latest sources use our Subversion-Tree.

This is Falcon 4 Open Source. A community that will hopefully develop around the open ended portability that it can offer. The end product will center around intense Vietnam campaign action, with all the things that we love about Falcon.

FliteTutor is currently merely a concept for an interactive training enhancement to the free flight simulator FlightGear, the purpose will be to provide basic tutorials within FlightGear about its general usage and also specific topics. (check homepage)

A Free Radio Control Plane Simulator.

Forgotten Destruction is a free real-time strategy game developed using the Simple DirectMedia Layer. It focuses on the conflict between an evil shadowy empire and human race with their nearby allies.

Forgotten Dream - audio version (russian language) Simple cross platform audio game. It's an experiment, attempt to find alternative approach to create virtual reality. libxml + libSDL + C

A city simulator based on OpenGL

FreeBMP aims at becoming a cross-platform reimplementation of the classic Software 2000 game "Bundesliga Manager Professional" (aka "The Manager" in English). Visit the FreeBMP project homepage (http://freebmp.sourceforge.net/) for more informati

Freeband is a free, cross-platform, open source alternative to the games Guitar Hero and similar games.

Freeciv-Forever.com is a Free and Open Source strategy game which can be played online in a browser against other players, or in single player mode against AI opponents. There is a playable live demo at www.freeciv-forever.com

FOTAI is a game with robots shooting at each other. The player can't control directly the robots, he has to program their artificial intelligence. Actually possible to program in C and in Python.

The core of Green Valley is an open source script-based software framework . It fits specially well in game engines but can be used in other programs as well. The extension of Green Valley provide some useful libraries for building a game.

GWIC (Gynoid World Interactive Constructor) is a sandbox environment where you can freely create, edit and play with complex worlds contains almost unlimited terrain space, static, dynamic and physics objects, and unlimited count of actors, like a script-driven physical gynoid models. Or anything you can imagine!

Hard Coded Pinball started from a VPForum discussion about how to make the best playing video pinball possible.

3D multiplayer realtime game with separately packaged 3D graphics middleware layer built on OpenGL. Runs on Linux, Win32, Mac OSX, Android - OpenGL/GLES 2.0 or later required

HyperNoids is a simple retro shoot-em up. It's written in C/C++ with the allegro game programming library. For windows and linux, although the Windows port is less stable.

IcePidgen is a military combat simulator that takes the form of a First Person Shooter. It attempts to enforce the use of modern-day team combat principles in large scale engagements.

Indianapolis 500 Racing Simulation: an accurate physics-based simulation, inspired by the 1989's Papyrus classic game. Remade to use OpenGL, and a highly realistic physics engine. Platforms: Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, ...

Iridescence is a hovercraft simulation with graphics in the spirit of the playstation game, frequency, and with some harkening back to spectre and bzflag.

Fast-paced multiplayer blade fighting 3D game allowing you to express your feelings on your opponents, using martial arts techniques and rapid gestures.

Imagine, that browsing 3D worlds would be as easy as browsing web pages. Or that you could take character modeled and animated by you into your favorite 3D game, invite your friend to your personal 3D reality. Or that... ENOUGH!! Time to make it real!

3D vehicle simulator in which vechicle's configuration as a whole (articulated body) , is represented by a 'vector' of generalised coordinates. so concepts like usual position and orientation of main body and wheels is all defined by the generalised coordinates.Using Lagrangian dynamics, theese coordinates are evolving in time in a realistic manner according to F=ma but as if there were also all constraint forces concretasing the presence of joints: hinge, prismatic, rigid connection, etc. all derivatives are done with finite differences, so it's all simple. in 3 videos I explain all the mechanics and its simulation up to this simple but pow method.Pure Lagrangian mechanics until now has not been used much or at all,in simulation videogames,but i decided to try it because it was promising, very simple compared to the fnal results, and there was not much docu on its use in simulation games: this lack was completed now. will com also a non-GL version vid: http://youtu.be/J8fWg_xFEwk

2D simulation game using exlusively Lagrangian equations of motion. It's a 2D motocross game similar to X-Moto, ActionSupercross and such. Some stability issues persist but mostly it's good already. I shall compile it soon for Windows: one of the problems is that Windows compilers must periodically be reinstalled, and that's annoying. Using Lagrangians in games is not a well documented thing, but it allows to achieve exellent results in very little time, soon after a good parametrization of a given physical system was found. The problem is collisions... they are more problematic to do. The near-end of this little game is to get started with using Lagrangians in games; the far-end is to provide groung for creating a 3D rally game using Lagrange equations of motion, one that fixes certain shortcomings of the CTruck3D _Open . Ah very much thank to the Maxima project !! Without that program the calculations would have been impossible to do!