List of Works That Need Summary/Video Games: Difference between revisions

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* [[Adventure Game Studio]]
* [[Adventure Game Studio]]
* [[Arianne]] ([https://arianne-project.org/about.html open source turn based / real time / multiplayer online engine and framework])
* [[Arianne]] ([https://arianne-project.org/about.html open source turn based / real time / multiplayer online engine and framework])
* [[Cocos2d]] ([http://www.cocos2d.org/ open source cross-platform game framework])
* [[Cocos2d]] ([http://www.cocos2d.org/ open source cross-platform game framework]), with Cocos2d-x (suite of open source, cross-platform, game development tools)
** Cocos2d-x (suite of open source, cross-platform, game development tools)
* [[Flixel]] ([http://flixel.org/ flash game library])
* [[Flixel]] ([http://flixel.org/ flash game library])
* [[FreeRealm]] ([[Turn-Based Strategy]] engine, not the same as [[Free Realms]])
* [[FreeRealm]] ([[Turn-Based Strategy]] engine, not the same as [[Free Realms]])
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* [[Novelty (game engine)]]
* [[Novelty (game engine)]]
* [[OGRE (game engine)]] (open source cross-platform 3D engine with lots of extras) [http://www.ogre3d.org/about]
* [[OGRE (game engine)]] (open source cross-platform 3D engine with lots of extras) [http://www.ogre3d.org/about]
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* [[ONScripter]] NScripter (Visual Novel script) engine [https://onscripter.osdn.jp/onscripter.html]
* [[Panda3D]] (open source game engine / framework for [[Python (programming language)|Python]] and C++) [http://www.panda3d.org/]
* [[Panda3D]] (open source game engine / framework for [[Python (programming language)|Python]] and C++) [http://www.panda3d.org/]
* [[Source (game engine)|Source]] (3D engine by [[Valve Corporation|Valve]])
* [[Source (game engine)|Source]] (3D engine by [[Valve Corporation|Valve]])
* [[Torque3D]] (open source; as the name implies, simulator/shooter oriented)
* [[Torque3D]] (open source; as the name implies, simulator/shooter oriented)
* [[Unity (game engine)|Unity]]
* [[Unity (game engine)|Unity]]

== Scripting ==
More relatively widespread [[Scripting Language]]s:
* [[NScripter]] ([[Visual Novel]] script)
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** interpreter engines: ONScripter [https://onscripter.osdn.jp/onscripter.html]
* [[TADS]] ([[Interactive Fiction]] script)
** interpreter engines: Gargoyle (multi-platform), QTads (multi-platform); Spatterlight (Mac), CocoaTADS (Mac)
* [[Z-code]] ([[Interactive Fiction]] script, from [[Zork]]) and [[Glulx]]
** interpreter engines: Gargoyle (multi-platform), Lectrote (multi-platform), ZPlet (multi-platform - Java), Frotz (multi-platform, FLOSS), Zoom (Mac, Linux), Spatterlight (Mac), Filfre (Windows).


== Computer/Console Games ==
== Computer/Console Games ==

Revision as of 00:14, 18 July 2017

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When you write the initial summary of a Video Game, please include what sort of game the work is:Category:4X, Category:Action Adventure, Category:Action Game, Category:Adventure Game, Category:Beat'Em Up, Category:Casual Video Game, Category:Driving Game, Category:Edutainment Game, Category:Exergaming, Category:Fighting Game, Category:First-Person Shooter, Category:Hack and Slash, Category:Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game, Category:Mecha Game, Category:Party Game, Category:Platform Game, Category:Puzzle Game, Category:Racing Game, Category:Real Time Strategy, Category:Rhythm Game, Category:Roguelike, Category:Role-Playing Game, Category:Shoot'Em Up, Category:Simulation Game, Category:Sports Game, Category:Stealth Based Game, Category:Strategy Game, Category:Survival Horror, Category:Third-Person Shooter, Category:Tower Defense, Category:Turn Based Tactics, Category:Turn-Based Strategy, or Category:Wide Open Sandbox


Game Engines

Scripting

More relatively widespread Scripting Languages:

  • NScripter (Visual Novel script)
    • interpreter engines: ONScripter [5]
  • TADS (Interactive Fiction script)
    • interpreter engines: Gargoyle (multi-platform), QTads (multi-platform); Spatterlight (Mac), CocoaTADS (Mac)
  • Z-code (Interactive Fiction script, from Zork) and Glulx
    • interpreter engines: Gargoyle (multi-platform), Lectrote (multi-platform), ZPlet (multi-platform - Java), Frotz (multi-platform, FLOSS), Zoom (Mac, Linux), Spatterlight (Mac), Filfre (Windows).

Computer/Console Games

By decade

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

Other games

Games on Steam Early Access

RPG Maker Games[1]

Fangames

Flash Games/Web Games

Visual Novels[2]

  1. ↑ /v/'s recommended games (RPG Maker Games)
  2. ↑ Most of these come from /v/'s recommended games (Visual Novels)
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