Open Source C++ Game Development Frameworks - Page 5

Elysion Frameworks are a powerful, yet leightweight cross-platform multimedia library to help create games or graphical applications. The frameworks are splitted in three branches: ElysionKronos, ElysionLegacy and ElysionMobile.

Eternity Game Engine is a C++ game engine that aim to offer a basic environment to build 3d games

Ethanon is a 2D game engine focused on the recent video cards for hardware acceleration and shader effects. The engine provides high-quality light an shadow effects with an easy visual interface and a simple and direct scripting system.

As a general data structure with strong expressive ability, graphs can be used to describe many problems in the real world, such as user networks in social scenarios, user and commodity networks in e-commerce scenarios, communication networks in telecom scenarios, and transaction networks in financial scenarios. and drug molecule networks in medical scenarios, etc. Data in the fields of text, speech, and images is easier to process into a grid-like type of Euclidean space, which is suitable for processing by existing deep learning models. Graph is a data type in non-Euclidean space and cannot be directly applied to existing methods, requiring a specially designed graph neural network system. Graph-based learning methods such as graph neural networks combine end-to-end learning with inductive reasoning, and are expected to solve a series of problems such as relational reasoning and interpretability that deep learning cannot handle.

Experi is a medium to low level C++ game development library licensed under the LGPL.

Create C/C++ 3D games easily! Game engine including higher-level functions and highest-level that are little less than working games! Include an audio system, an thread system, events, entities, physics, etc. This engine is written in C and C++. But can be used from both languages. It is powered by glib, Irrlicht engine, OpenAL, ODE, Ogg vorbis, etc

FPGAmer is a framework to develop embedded games. Our development platform is the Xilinx University Program Virtex-II-Pro but not limited to that. FPGAmer includes custom hardware components plus a custom software framework and some sample games.

Faber Ludorum is Latin for "Builder of Games" or "Maker of Games." Faber is intended to be a simple game engine largely for my own education in game programming, but it may be useful for others if all goes well. It will initially support DirectX 9, but support for more modern APIs may be added later.

Frank Engine is a game development framework with a built in editor written in C++. The goal is to be a fast way to create large open world 2D games with high quality graphics. Everything necessary to create a fully featured game is included: physics (Box2D), rendering (DirectX), level editor, dynamic lighting, particle system, sound, music (Ogg Vorbis), gamepad input, GUI, and debug console. The code is fairly well documented and includes simple starter projects build on.

Frantic is envisioned to be a jumping off point for developers so that they can begin building the world and implementing the art, mechanics, and the things that make their game special. I will try to get in the basics all games need so that the Devs can begin changing it :D

Mod-friendly framework for the creation of 3D-rendered, two-dimensional fighting games. Default character-set features open source mascots (e.g. Tux). A cross-platform Super Smash Bros. clone.

A wanna-be 2D engine with editor.

Fuegito: A simple framework for game-playing, with an application to the game of Clobber. Inspired by Fuego. The aim of this research project is to develop a smaller, much simpler but compatible framework to Fuego, which can be easily used for teaching game programming in undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as for implementing new games.

This game engine uses the power of C++, OpenGL, and OpenAL to provide highly-portable, object-oriented code for programming a video game. Rather than tailoring to a specific type of game, the engine focuses on the fundamental components. It covers audio, graphics, controls, and data flow. With G2, developers have everything they need to create a 2D game without the need of expensive SDKs.

GPX is mainly a physics engine, written in C++, focused on real time simulations. Project also provides a graphics library, built on top of SFML. Physics part is independent from graphics library and can be used with any other front-end.

GWT is an flexible and object-oriented 2d game engine. It uses Code::Blocks and is based on SFML2 to give the ability to port your code to multiple platforms. With the integrated all-in-one tool for game resources it's possible to develop games in a short time. And it's open source! (license coming soon) Status: planning phase

GambleKit is a free open-source C++ object oriented library for quick and easy building of slot machine and gambling games with reels and GUI management. It relies basically on declarative programming style, so the programmer needs simply to declare, for example at creation time, the basic layout and behavior of the game, and then leave the game flow, requiring as little additional intervention as possible. The project is welcoming contributors and feedback is appreciated! The next steps in development, by degree of priority follow documentation, more examples, slight code refinements and new features. Please let me know if you are using the kit and what new features would you find most useful. You're welcome at the discussions or to post me your inquiries

Create game without programming, but optional you always can replace core engine (source code included)

A collection of useful C++, HLSL and GLSL code for game development using OpenGL, DirectX, and other techs. Designed to be as well commented and beginner friendly as possible. Comments are welcomed.

GDX (Game Development X) is a cross platform set of tools which gives you the possibility of creating all kinds of games.

Game Helpers Library

A C++ gaming library based on opengl,sdl,freetype which supports bitmaps, sprites, animations, text/fonts, 3d objects/polygons, points/vectors in 2d and 3d.

GamePlay (also known as Gameplay3D) is an open-source, cross-platform C++ game engine and framework that supports both 2D and 3D game development on desktop and mobile platforms. Designed to be lightweight yet powerful, it provides developers with robust tools for graphics rendering, scene management, audio, physics, input, and more, as well as templates and tools to help jumpstart projects. The framework emphasizes ease of use and portability, offering native support for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android so developers can write their game once and deploy it across many platforms. With an Apache 2.0 license, developers have broad flexibility to use, modify, and distribute their projects commercially or personally. GamePlay also includes a well-documented API, tooling for asset processing, and examples that demonstrate how to use its systems effectively, making it approachable for both indie developers and experienced programmers.

This is a simple OpenGL-based library to demonstrate how to integrate the Gamepad library into applications.

Gamudo Game Framework