Projects sharing features with Barotrauma

Doom 3 GPL source release

This is the original C source code for the Quake game engine, a landmark first-person shooter engine from the 1990s. It is a retro game engine that renders 3D environments and processes player input in real time using CPU-based software rendering rather than GPU acceleration. The engine supports networked multiplayer gameplay over LAN or internet connections and is designed to be moddable, allowing users to create and run custom game modifications and levels. The engine's architecture includes a Binary Space Partition tree for efficient world geometry organization and visibility determination

Quake-2 is a game engine designed for the development of first-person shooters and the rendering of three-dimensional environments. It provides the core framework for processing real-time physics and player input within interactive 3D spaces. The engine supports software extensibility, allowing for the direct modification of source code to change gameplay mechanics and engine behaviors. This makes it a resource for retro game engineering and the study of early 3D development techniques. Its technical capabilities include vertex-based software rendering, BSP-tree spatial partitioning, and PVS

Quake III Arena is a first-person shooter game engine and arena combat simulator. It consists of the original C++ game source code for a cross-platform 3D game designed to run on Windows, Linux, and Mac. The project provides the source code necessary to render a first-person shooter experience, focusing on player-versus-player battles in closed 3D environments. It serves as a resource for legacy game preservation and the study of early 3D game engine construction. The engine incorporates spatial partitioning, client-side prediction, and state synchronization to manage multiplayer networking

The original open source release of Wolfenstein 3D

This project is a 6502 assembly language implementation of a platformer featuring running, jumping, and swordfighting, developed for the Apple II computer between 1985 and 1989. It serves as a piece of legacy retro gaming software designed to run on 8-bit hardware from the early computing era. The repository provides the assembly source code for the purpose of historical technical analysis and research. It allows for the study of original game source to perform technical analysis and historical research into early video games. The project covers domains including 6502 assembly programming, A

NetHack is a roguelike dungeon crawler and ASCII-based role playing game. It is a turn-based adventure game featuring permanent character death and the exploration of randomly generated dungeons. The project serves as a cross-platform game engine designed to be compiled and run across diverse operating systems and hardware architectures. It focuses on retro game preservation by maintaining classic game logic for modern computing environments. The codebase implements procedural content generation for maps and encounters and utilizes a grid-based coordinate system for spatial tracking. Renderi

OpenRA is an open-source game engine designed for the development and modernization of real-time strategy titles. It provides a modular framework that allows developers to build standalone games or total conversion modifications by leveraging a trait-based entity composition system. The engine is built to support both the preservation of classic strategy games and the creation of new experiences, offering cross-platform compatibility and a flexible architecture for defining game rules and unit behaviors. The engine distinguishes itself through a configuration-driven approach where game logic,

OpenTTD is an open-source game engine and transport simulation game. It provides an isometric sandbox environment for building and managing complex logistics and transport networks. The project functions as a multiplayer simulation sandbox where users can build infrastructure cooperatively or competitively in a shared virtual world. The platform is designed as a moddable simulation system that supports external assets, graphics, and gameplay modifications. It includes mechanisms for downloading and integrating add-on content and utilizes a plugin-based system to extend game mechanics beyond t

Legend of Elya — N64 game with a real 819K-parameter transformer running on the VR4300 MIPS III CPU. Zelda-style dungeon, AI NPCs, byte-level inference at 60 tok/s. Built with libdragon SDK.

Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/micropolis

Ethereal Legends - An Indie Action RPG built with Unreal Engine 4 for Steam, PS4, and Xbox One.

A retro multiplayer shooter

This project is a cross-platform game engine framework and build pipeline designed to produce playable executable binaries for desktop and Android devices. It provides a collection of core libraries for game development, including a native Android build system and a C++ build pipeline. The framework features a specialized bitmap font rendering system that displays stylized typography by mapping character indices to image atlases using coordinate and spacing metadata. It also implements a hardware abstraction layer to decouple application logic from graphics and audio drivers, ensuring portabl

Pixel Dungeon is a browser-based roguelike game and turn-based RPG focused on exploring procedurally generated dungeons. It utilizes a retro pixel-art aesthetic to deliver a dungeon-crawling experience directly within a web browser. The game centers on procedural dungeon generation, creating unique, maze-like labyrinths for each playthrough. Gameplay is driven by turn-based combat and movement on a grid, where the player and enemies interact in discrete steps.

OpenLara is an open-source game engine and classic game emulator designed to load and execute original game data files from classic action-adventure titles. It functions as a cross-platform game runtime that enables legacy game assets to run on modern hardware and operating systems. The engine features a deterministic physics system using fixed-point coordinate math to ensure consistent movement and behavior across different hardware environments. The project incorporates a component-based entity system and a data-driven level loading process to reconstruct world geometry and object placemen

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