Open-Source Games Written in Go

Ebiten is a cross-platform 2D game engine and framework for the Go programming language. It provides a hardware-accelerated 2D renderer and a multi-input handling library to develop two-dimensional games with a single codebase. The engine is designed for broad deployment, allowing applications to be compiled and run across desktops, mobile devices, web browsers, and gaming consoles. It distinguishes itself by integrating custom shader programming for specialized visual effects and providing haptic feedback control for mobile devices and gamepads. The framework covers core game development ca

Pixel is a 2D game library and graphics engine for the Go programming language. It provides a hardware-accelerated renderer for drawing sprites, geometric shapes, and text, utilizing an optimized system of batching and transformation matrices. The project functions as a comprehensive toolkit for two-dimensional interactive applications, combining a graphics engine with a 2D vector math library for affine transformations and coordinate space projections. It includes a dedicated input manager that tracks keyboard presses and mouse movements using a polling-based system rather than asynchronous

OpenDiablo2 is an open-source re-implementation of an isometric action role-playing game engine. It functions as a cross-platform game client designed to execute core mechanics and logic across multiple operating systems using external game assets. The project focuses on recreating the functionality of a classic action RPG from the ground up through a community-driven effort. It provides a framework for running a game engine that simulates specific gameplay experiences and movement patterns. The engine includes capabilities for isometric projection rendering, deterministic game state simulat

Go 3D Game Engine (http://g3n.rocks)

Engo is an open-source 2D game engine written in Go.

A pure Go game engine

Engine Sim Community Edition is an automotive powertrain simulation tool designed to model the mechanical physics and thermodynamic cycles of internal combustion engines. It functions as a technical sandbox where users can observe the movement of engine components and evaluate how specific configurations affect overall performance. The software distinguishes itself by utilizing a data-driven approach to component modeling, allowing for the definition of physical dimensions and material properties through external configuration files. It provides real-time feedback by synthesizing engine audio

planck.js is a 2D rigid body physics engine for JavaScript and HTML5, based on Box2D. It provides a framework for simulating physical interactions and calculating the motion of solid objects within a two-dimensional virtual environment. The engine is designed for cross-platform web gaming, enabling the implementation of rigid body dynamics across different web browsers and devices. The library manages simulation through a constraint-based physics solver and rigid body state management. It utilizes iterative impulse resolution, semi-implicit Euler integration, and dynamic AABB tree partitioni

This is a game engine library for building interactive games using React and React Native components. It provides a centralized game loop and state management system to coordinate logic and updates on every game tick. The framework includes a coordinate system for cross-platform scaling that distributes factors across a component tree to maintain consistent positioning across different screen sizes. It also features a sprite animation system for rendering sequential frames from sprite sheets and a tile map renderer that constructs multi-layered terrain using a tile atlas and grid-based indexe

PhysicsJS is a JavaScript physics engine and 2D rigid body simulator designed to calculate the collisions, constraints, and dynamics of physical bodies. It functions as a modular physics library for simulating the movement and interaction of circular bodies and convex polygons. The engine implements constraint-based dynamics to enforce distance and angle constraints between objects, enabling the creation of articulated structures and linked physics. It utilizes impulse-based resolution to handle collisions and prevent objects from passing through one another. The library provides capabilitie

Matter-js is a 2D rigid body physics engine written in JavaScript for simulating realistic physical interactions, collisions, and dynamics in web browsers. It functions as a web physics simulation library that calculates motion, gravity, and constraints for objects rendered on a web canvas. The library includes a built-in canvas physics visualizer to draw physical bodies, joints, and constraints for debugging and gameplay. It distinguishes itself through a plugin system that supports recursive dependency resolution and internal method patching to inject custom logic into the engine's executio