Games Leftovers
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Early Macromedia Director titles are supported now
MacroMind/Macromedia Director-based games to be supported.
Iskrich, a GSoC student, laid down the engine’s first lines of code, based on the initial reverse engineering efforts of fuzzie, which she wrote in Python as part of the continuity project. Then, the work was continued by sev in 2017 when Lingo compiler development was started and stevenhoefel started adding Director 5-related code. In 2018, there was practically no development, but in 2019, moralrecordings made some advancements for Director 4. Finally, in 2020 and 2021, there was a big chunk of development, first by npjg and djsrv, then by sheep and djsrv, while rvanlaar set up a continuous integration buildbot for the project.
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Check out the pumping new trailer for SPRAWL an upcoming hardcore FPS | GamingOnLinux
SPRAWL is yet another promising upcoming FPS that we managed to get some new footage of thanks to the Realms Deep 2021 event, and it's looking really good. Mentioned here on GOL in a previous article, where the developer mentioned their clear plan to release it for Linux (plus a teaser shot of it running on Linux) so we've been itching to see more.
"SPRAWL is a hardcore retro FPS set in an endless cyberpunk megapolis. Escape the walled city and take on the militarized government of the sprawl. Fuelled by the blood of your enemies and a mysterious voice in your head, make your way towards the spire to topple whatever lays within."
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Kythera AI Gives Free Access to New Open-Source Engine with Linux Foundation’s O3DE
Kythera AI, a company recognized for its powerful, all-encompassing AI middleware for video games, has started freely sharing its AI middleware as a Gem with the Linux Foundation’s new Open3D game engine (O3DE).
Kythera AI’s toolset will now be distributed as a binary Gem packaged with O3DE, making it the first middleware provider to make its advanced AI solution available to any developer at any level; free for non-commercial use, with royalty and upfront licensing available for commercial products over a certain threshold.
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