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Quaver is a community-driven, open-source competitive rhythm game available on Steam. The site lists mapsets and scores and links to a wiki covering gameplay, editor, rules, skins, multiplayer and ranking. A v1.7 client update added features, improvements and bug fixes.
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Arnis is a free, open-source desktop application that transforms real-world geographical data into playable Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition worlds. Users select an area on an interactive map, choose or create a world, and generate streets, buildings, landmarks and terrain, up to 500 km². It is available for Windows, Linux and macOS.
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Quaver is a community-driven, open-source competitive rhythm game available on Steam. The site lists mapsets and scores and links to a wiki covering gameplay, editor, rules, skins, multiplayer and ranking. A v1.7 client update added features, improvements and bug fixes.
OpenMW is an open-source reimplementation of the Morrowind game engine that supports playing Morrowind. The project publishes releases, currently version 0.51.0, with notes about scripting API additions, terrain vertex painting in its content file editor and save compatibility. Saves from newer releases cannot be loaded in older releases.
Open Source Game Clones is a site gathering open-source or source-available remakes of old games in one place. It lists clones, remakes, official source releases, similar games and tools such as patches and resource extractors, and invites contributions through its GitHub repository.
Arnis is a free, open-source desktop application that transforms real-world geographical data into playable Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition worlds. Users select an area on an interactive map, choose or create a world, and generate streets, buildings, landmarks and terrain, up to 500 km². It is available for Windows, Linux and macOS.
ChronoCrash is a community site for the OpenBOR engine, offering a discussion forum, an OpenBOR wiki and a downloads catalog. It also supports other sprite-based engines such as Mugen and general game development.
KeeperFX is an open-source remake and fan expansion of the game Dungeon Keeper, making it run on modern machines and adding fan-made content. It requires the original game files to operate. Features include Windows 7/10/11 support, higher screen resolutions, modernized controls, bugfixes, additional campaigns and maps, new creatures, textures and sprites, and multiplayer.
