Shockolate is a new cross-platform source port of System Shock 1
Fancy playing System Shock 1 using an open source game engine that's cross-platform? Give me some Shockolate.
Category: Game Engine
Open source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 'OpenRCT2' updated again
Want to play some RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 on a modern game engine that supports Linux? OpenRCT2 is what you need and it's been updated.
Unity 2018.1 stable is out, as is a Unity 2018.2 beta with Vulkan support in the Editor & High-DPI scaling
With Unity 2018.1 released and out in the wild, the Unity developers aren't sitting idle as they've already pushed out a Unity 2018.2 beta with some fun changes.
The first results of the GZDoom survey are out, 10% are on Linux
Recently GZDoom was updated and with it they added in a new hardware survey, the first results are now available.
XLEngine for Dark Forces and Daggerfall is now open source
XLEngine is another project to allow you to play classic games on modern systems, this one is for Dark Forces and Daggerfall and it's now open source.
Open source RPG game engine Flare had the big 1.0 release recently along with a campaign to play
For those who like your old school action RPG games and you're interested in game engines, Flare hit the big full release recently along with the new Empyrean Campaign.
Unity has published the C# source for the UnityEngine and UnityEditor
As we retweeted last night from one of the Unity developers, they've now opened up the UnityEngine and UnityEditor source code for referencing.
Enhanced Doom engine 'GZDoom' has a fresh release, now collecting hardware information
GZDoom, the enhanced Doom engine has a new release out to add in new features, bug fixes and collect some hardware information.
Open-source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 'OpenRCT2' has a fresh update
Miss the days of playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 2? Miss them no more, as OpenRCT2 is alive and well with a fresh update.
Game engine Construct 3 adds a remote preview, new runtime is coming to improve game performance
I'm a huge fan of drag and drop creation tools like Construct 3, that allow you to create games by building simple events sheets and it seems they've continued making Construct 3 more awesome to use.
Godot Engine to work on Vulkan support
Speaking on their official blog, Godot Engine developer Juan Linietsky writes about how the open source game engine will be getting Vulkan API support.
A new OpenRA release adds the full Harkonnen campaign for Dune 2000 and more
OpenRA, the fantastic open source game engine for classic Westwood strategy games has its first full release this year.
Godot Engine, the open source game engine has evolved with the big 3.0 release
If you're a game developer on the look out for a game engine that's free and open source, Godot Engine 3.0 looks to be a safe bet.
Open source game engine 'Godot Engine' has a second 3.0 release candidate
Godot Engine is nearly ready to level up with the big 3.0 release, they've put out a second release candidate for testing.
CRYENGINE to get improved Linux support
In a recent 'meet the team' blog post interview, David Kaye the Lead System Engineer at Crytek talked a little about his role and how improved Linux support is coming.
Open source game engine 'Godot Engine' has the first 3.0 release candidate available
Godot Engine 3.0 is going to be a pretty big release for this open source game engine and the first release candidate is now available.
The 'JA2-Stracciatella' game engine for Jagged Alliance 2 has a new major release
Want to play Jagged Alliance 2 on Linux and have a good experience? The JA2-Stracciatella game engine is exactly what you need.
A new test build of OpenRA is out, with the full Dune 2000 Harkonnen campaign
OpenRA is a fantastic game engine, which enables you to play Command & Conquer, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Dune 2000 on Linux. The latest test release is rather nice too.
CorsixTH, the open source game engine for Theme Hospital has a fresh update out
It's been a long time since the last CorsixTH release, well over a year in fact, so it's good to see this open source game engine still alive.
GZDoom 3.2.3 released with improved Mesa driver support and more
GZDoom, the open source id Tech 1 engine that powers mods such as Project Brutality and standalone TCs like WolfenDoom: Blade of Agony or Castlevania: Simon's Destiny, has a new version out with improved support for Mesa drivers on Linux.
- Proton 10.0-2 (beta) brings even more gaming improvements to Linux, SteamOS / Steam Deck
- Mastercard release a statement about game stores, payment processors and adult content [updated]
- Developer of PlayStation 1 emulator DuckStation threatens "removing Linux support entirely" but not yet
- Mecha fans should keep an eye on Ironwing Valiant: Record of Astera
- The Crazy Hyper-Dungeon Chronicles (TCHDC) combines the ideas of Undertale and Dungeon Master
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