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I downloaded from svn and compiled, and whilst it's not a game yet, it looks very nice and the author clearly knows his stuff if you see the planning and structure that is going into e.g. Open Football development has resumed lately. GEURARGG UUURFUFFU BRAINS! BRRRAAAIIIIIINSSSSS!!!!. I haven't tried it but it's Java and can be played as an applet, and source is available, so experiences in comments if you try it, please! It's an ace micro-machines-like game - but faster, and less toy-like, and actually a remake of a different, older game. They are, obviously, looking for developers to finish the TC.īeta builds of F1 Spirit are available.
Openlierox change weapons code#
The developers put it in a Google Code project and moved on, which is a shame because it looks like a very good game.
Openlierox change weapons mod#
Why a nearly-TC? Well during the process of moving from mod to total conversion, the development stalled. I'd never heard of it before, which means their public relations policies either didn't exist exist or completely failed. Just brought to our attention, this mostly-complete and apparently rather fun Quake 3 nearly-TC is struggling to keep going. Y'know how people go " True Combat: Elite would be ace if it was open source" - well it appears we've always had the option of Navy Seals: Covert Operations. I'll finish up with a lovely video of one of the projects of the moment, JCRPG. Space Exploration dev 6 (fun little space exploration game), new Portalized video (that is just so f'ing awesome - more info on Portalized), Throw In 0.86 (kick-off inspired game in Blitzmax) They will only make it open source if it can be ported first, and the project is current written in VB (ouch) so the port is basically a rewrite of the game in C++ or Python or anything other than VB.Įverything else I have is related to freeware games. There's more than just that one thread, but you'll have to look around a bit.Ĭave 9 ( freshmeat page) is a nifty looking 3d cave navigation game.ĭevelopers are needed to port strategy game The Kings of the Dark Age to Linux. There is some really cool artwork being created for the really cool space strategy game FreeOrion, which is now at version 0.3.8 (renamed from 0.3rc8).
Openlierox change weapons license#
Teeworlds, formerly known as teewars, is now fully open source having released under a homebrew license that they wrote with consultation from some of the legal team at Fedora. There's not much point in me summarizing it, there's lots of screenshots and explanations of the cool things they are implementing that should make creating 3D games using Blender much easier (relative to how easy it is now). There's tons of action in the Apricot game blog. So, here's the last "game update" throw of the dice from the various places I've visited in the last 2 weeks.
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Also there's plenty of project-specific news to be found on the FreeGameDev planet. These days there's a lot of activity in the forums and it's a better place to go for info than the blog. All three threads will be the focal point of the blog frontpage. Projects that need help can post in the Help Wanted section. People who want to make a fuss about their games can post in the Game Showcase section. My part in this, other than the actual integration work, will be that any game updates I find I will now post in the Game Announcements section in the forum. Some time in the next week or so the forum RSS feeds will get integrated into the blog and this will basically mean the community gets to post news here and the blog itself will be more article focused. I was close to putting some kind of melodramatic title like "the beginning of the end" but it would have been, well, melodrama so opted for something more accurate.