Magic Tools – A list of game development resources
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#3Could use a mention of jpct http://www.jpct.net/
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#5- LÖVE: http://love2d.org (Lua)
- Polycode: http://polycode.org (Lua / C++)
- SpriteKit (Obj-C / Swift)
(almost engines)
- Cinder: http://libcinder.org (C++)
- Processing: http://www.processing.org and http://www.processingjs.org (Java/JS)
- NodeBox: http://www.nodebox.net (Python)
- PyGame: http://pygame.org (Python)
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#6Some more engines: - LÖVE: http://love2d.org (Lua) - Polycode: http://polycode.org (Lua / C++) - SpriteKit (Obj-C / Swift) (almost engines) - Cinder: http://libcinder.org (C++) - Processing: http://www.processing.org and http://www.processingjs.org (Java/JS) - NodeBox: http://www.nodebox.net (Python) - PyGame: http://pygame.org (Python)
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#7Which I find to be more streamlined and focused on game development.
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#9Are these all free or open source? Including the license for each tool would be useful.
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#10Also: http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/1rs1s1/what_are_som... Which I find to be more streamlined and focused on game development.