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OpenMW is a modern, open-source game engine designed to execute the game Morrowind and its expansions. It serves as a cross-platform game runtime and 3D world renderer, providing a data-driven environment to run game logic and physics with improved stability. The project functions as a game modding framework, utilizing a modular plugin system and an interpreted scripting layer to load external modifications. This architecture allows for the integration of community content, custom textures, and external scripts without altering the base executable code. The engine covers a broad range of cap

Julius is a cross-platform game engine and simulation tool designed for the reimplementation of legacy games. It executes original game logic using the original assets while applying modern resolution and interface updates. The engine features a localization framework for integrating community translations of text, audio, and video, and an integrated scenario editor for configuring gameplay rules and resource requirements within map data files. The project covers a broad capability surface including save game management with automated backups, input mapping for diverse keyboard layouts and t

OpenRCT2 is an open-source reimplementation of a classic amusement park management simulation engine. It functions as a cross-platform engine that modernizes the original game, enabling it to run on contemporary operating systems while maintaining full compatibility with legacy assets and data files. The project distinguishes itself by providing a comprehensive multiplayer simulation server that supports cooperative, real-time park management and construction across multiple connected clients. It utilizes a deterministic lockstep networking model and a centralized action-based validation syst

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