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Lain Game is a project offering browser-started versions of a game based on the Serial Experiments Lain anime, including a download option and a simplified version. The page also mentions a native port built from decompiled PSX code and links to English, Spanish and Korean translations.
Ikemen GO is an open source fighting game engine written in Go that supports M.U.G.E.N resources. It offers Lua scripting and the ZSS scripting language, rollback and delay-based network play, and native support for Windows, macOS and Linux. The source code is available under the MIT license.
Aleph One is an open source continuation of Bungie's Marathon 2 game engine, available for macOS, Windows and Linux. It supports Marathon, Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity natively, along with third party scenarios and net maps. Up to 8 players can join multiplayer matches or co-op play, with games hosted peer-to-peer over LAN or the Internet and a global matchmaking lobby.
JoiPlay is a modular game interpreter and launcher for Android that runs games made with RPG Maker, Ren'Py, TyranoBuilder, Construct 2 and 3, Godot (GDScript), Adobe Flash and HTML5, without native porting. Users install APKs and plugins, add a game by selecting its executable file, and configure settings and a virtual gamepad overlay.
Mac Source Ports provides native app builds of source ports of games for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, signed and notarized whenever possible. The site lists games, ports and utilities, with each entry showing developer, release date, source port and build details.
A tool that runs while a game is running and directly rips all the meshes and textures loaded in-game. It does not rip rigged skeletons, armatures or bones, and OpenGL is not natively supported. Ripped meshes are .RIP files and textures are .DDS; Linux has not yet been tested.
Rare is an open source alternative for Epic Games Launcher that uses Legendary. It is a graphical interface for Legendary, a command line alternative to the Epic Games launcher, written in PySide6. It runs natively and supports most major platforms.
Team XLink operates XLink Kai, a peer-to-peer network for LAN-based gaming with chat rooms, supporting titles with native System-Link capabilities. The service is free and available on Windows, macOS, Linux and Raspberry Pi, with no additional hardware required beyond a PC and console.
Aurora is free open source software that controls RGB devices from brands such as Logitech, Razer and Corsair, with game effect integrations and a layering system for effects. It also supports custom layers, scripted lighting effects and custom devices. It supports titles including CS2, Dota 2 and League of Legends natively.
Steam Play compatibility tool to run DOS games using native Linux DOSBox
Cemu Guide is a guide to installing Cemu, an experimental emulator for Wii U applications on PC, and to optimizing performance. It covers dumping games and account data from a Wii U, notes that online play uses official Nintendo servers, and discusses hardware requirements. Online play is not supported by native macOS and Linux releases, and a Wii U console is required to dump games and account data.
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.
HelloChinese is an app for beginners to learn Mandarin Chinese, described as using interactive game-based learning. It covers reading, writing, speaking, vocabulary and grammar, with speech recognition, handwriting practice, native speaker videos and a spaced repetition system. It is available on Google Play and the App Store.
Steam Play compatibility tool to run games using native Linux engines
Luxtorpeda is a Steam Play compatibility tool for running games with native Linux engines, written mostly in Rust with some GDScript. The repository includes documentation on supported titles, Proton, mod support, installation and configuration.
PlayCover is a community fork of PlayCover that runs iOS apps and games on Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12.0 or newer, with mouse, keyboard and controller support. It wraps applications to imitate an iPad so they run natively, and allows mapping custom touch controls to the keyboard.
A free, fan-made, persistent Pokémon MMORPG spanning four regions, with collecting, trading, PvP, Crew Wars and endgame adventures. It includes all generations and co-op battles. It runs in a browser or through native clients.
PotPlayer extension written in AngelScript for playing Twitch streams, VODs and clips natively. It opens Twitch links in the player, displays stream title and game information, and offers quality, bitrate and FPS display options. Configuration through config.ini allows a client ID, an OAuth token for subscriber-only VODs, and optional own credentials or proxy.
UEVR is a frontend tool for injecting into Unreal Engine games to add stereoscopic 3D rendering and full 6DOF head tracking. It supports the OpenVR and OpenXR runtimes, lists tested headsets including Oculus, Valve Index, HTC Vive and various Pimax and WMR models, and offers Native Stereo, Synchronized Sequential and AFR rendering methods.
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.