Adventure Game Studio is open-source software for creating graphical point-and-click adventure games. It is free, standalone, and requires no subscription, with a Windows-based IDE that integrates tools for importing graphics, writing scripts, and testing. Games made with it can be played on multiple platforms, including Linux, iOS, and Android. The site offers downloads, a manual, tutorials, and community support forums.
The Open Source Games List (OSGL) is a site for browsing technical information about open source games and related engines, frameworks and tools. Content is based on descriptions stored on GitHub, and supported platforms include Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS and web. The site states it is a best-effort result likely to contain inaccurate information.
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A Telegram channel for an English-speaking visual novel community, covering visual novels and native ports or emulation software for Android. A separate Russian-language channel is listed, along with a contact bot for suggestions.
A page listing free games released by Japanese-to-English translator vgperson. The games are grouped into categories including horror-style exploration and adventure/story-oriented titles, and include RPG Maker games such as Ib and The Witch's House.
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The Open Source Games List (OSGL) is a site for browsing technical information about open source games and related engines, frameworks and tools. Content is based on descriptions stored on GitHub, and supported platforms include Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS and web. The site states it is a best-effort result likely to contain inaccurate information.
OpenFront Wiki is the official community wiki for OpenFront, described as an open-source, browser-based real-time strategy game. The wiki covers guides, game mechanics and updates, including wiki pages on settings, combat, gold, bots, nations and buildings, and featured beginner and team game guides.
LibreGameWiki is a gaming guide or resource hub with links, notes, tools, or community references.
Kahvibreak is a collection of Java 2 Micro Edition mobile phone games presented through the Flashpoint Launcher and emulated with the J2ME emulators KEmulator and FreeJ2ME. The project states the most appropriate emulator is picked for each game, and a version of Java is included so users do not need to install it.
A Telegram channel for an English-speaking visual novel community, covering visual novels and native ports or emulation software for Android. A separate Russian-language channel is listed, along with a contact bot for suggestions.
A page listing free games released by Japanese-to-English translator vgperson. The games are grouped into categories including horror-style exploration and adventure/story-oriented titles, and include RPG Maker games such as Ib and The Witch's House.
