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Game Engines

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ali.shahrivarian
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Game Engines

#1 Post by ali.shahrivarian »

Hi

I wanna to develop game and I have knowledge in "C/C++, C#(my main programming language for win/web development), Python, JAVA, Perl,PHP" (just my programming range for now).
It's clear there're a lot of game engine in windows with full support tools like map editor, level editor and etc. But due to my migrate to Debian (Jessie) I wanna to use a full featured game engine in Linux.

What's yours advise?

I saw two page which listed engines but it's hard to choose.
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/crowdfund ... me_Engines
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_game_engines

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Re: Game Engines

#2 Post by argorain »

Hi.
I was messing around LWJGL. It's used for minecraft for example. I was writing 2D game in it.
It wasn't hard to write simple game quickly and they have nice docs.
Maybe kivy.org if you want to do it in python. But I haven't tried this one yet (I bookmarked it and haven't found time yet).
I am pretty sure, if you look for sources of tuxcart or something like that, you will find something ;)
Good luck.
Vojtech "Rain" Vladyka

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Re: Game Engines

#3 Post by ali.shahrivarian »

Tnx but I want to use engine with designers (as i said in above).
I found the http://www.v-play.net.
It's better than other free game engine for linux.

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