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CorsixTH is an open source project that re-implements the game engine of Theme Hospital and loads the original game data files. It aims to serve as a base for extensions and improvements to the original game. Playing requires the demo or the full Theme Hospital game.
Crosshare is an open-source community site for crossword constructors and solvers. It posts a free daily mini crossword puzzle and offers a constructor for building puzzles, uploading .puz or .ipuz files, and sharing a Crosshare link with solvers. The site also sends a once-weekly email recapping the most popular puzzles.
Dusklight is an open-source port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for PC and mobile, based on the completed decompilation project. It requires a dump of the user's own copy of the original game to run. Through the Aurora compatibility layer it supports Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android, and it includes a modding system.
Ruffle is an open source Flash Player emulator written in Rust. It targets desktop and the web using WebAssembly and is intended to run Flash content natively on modern operating systems and browsers. The project reports partial ActionScript compatibility, with most AVM 1 content expected to work and AVM 2 support being improved.
Flashpoint Archive is a community effort to preserve games, animations, and interactive experiences from the web. It provides open-source software including a launcher, a proxy, and a sandbox for playback of plugin-enabled content.
Forge is an open-source, unofficial rules engine for Magic: The Gathering, built in Java by a community of programmers. It offers cross-platform support and single-player or online play, and is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
FreeBoardGames.org is described as a free and open-source board game platform. It offers games playable in a browser, competing against online friends or locally, and states that games can be studied and changed with contributions back to the community.
Play an open source civilization strategy game.
ITGmania is a free, open source, community-driven dance game for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It can be played with a dance pad or keyboard. It includes built-in networking with online leaderboard support via GrooveStats, unlock downloading for events, and the Simply Love theme pre-installed. It is backwards compatible with StepMania 5 themes.
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.
Lichess is a free, open source online chess server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, and allows play against the computer, friends or random opponents. The site also provides server analysis, tournaments, puzzles, studies and a board editor.
Lidraughts is a free, open source online draughts server. It offers a clean interface requiring no registration, ads or plugins, with play in tournaments, with friends or against random opponents. The site also provides engine analysis, puzzles, studies and support for international draughts and six variants.
Linuxtopia is an online resource offering free technical books and how-to guides on Linux and open source technology, covering programming, scripting, system administration, security, virtualization, web development and related topics. The site also lists an eBook store and guides for Eclipse and Postfix.
Lishogi is a free, open-source online shogi server. Users can play shogi against the computer, friends or random opponents without registration, ads or plugins, and the site also offers tournaments, studies, puzzles, variants and analysis tools.
GitHub guide collection for Unreal Engine modding, tools, workflows, and project references.
Apotris is a free multiplatform open-source block stacking game in the same genre as Tetris, featuring responsive controls and customization options. It offers 14 game modes, including Marathon, Sprint, Dig and Zen, and supports two-player battle on Game Boy Advance via Link Cable or Wireless Adapter. It was originally designed for Game Boy Advance and is also available as a GBA ROM.
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.
OpenRA is an open source project that recreates and modernizes classic real time strategy games such as Red Alert, Command & Conquer and Dune 2000. Playtest builds add single-player content, multiplayer and skirmish balance changes, AI improvements and engine updates.
OpenRCT2 is an open source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. The site offers a download of the latest release and an OpenLauncher, plus a getting started guide, user manual, FAQ, Discord and Reddit support channels.
OpenTTD is an open source simulator based on the classic game Transport Tycoon Deluxe. It attempts to mimic the original game as closely as possible while extending it with new features.
pCubes is a twisty puzzle simulator for Windows introduced on the TwistyPuzzles.com forum. The thread states there are over 5000 puzzles, and the author notes the program has been open-source from version 0.4 beta.
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.
Scorched Earth 2000 is a remake of the classic artillery game Scorched Earth, playable as a Java applet without download or installation. It adds online multiplayer for up to eight players, a high scores table, and is an Open Source project.
SlimeVR is a set of open-source software and hardware sensors designed for full-body tracking in virtual reality. The documentation covers building DIY trackers, installing firmware, configuring the SlimeVR Server and community tools. A minimum of five trackers is required for proper full-body tracking, and fully built trackers are available for pre-order.
