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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.
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.
EDOPro is an open-source automatic duel simulator developed by the Project Ignis team, formerly behind YGOPro Percy. It is described as an evolution of the YGOPro system available on major desktop platforms, with new features and bug fixes. The team also publishes scripting guides and reference material for the simulator.
Nuvio Wiki is a community-maintained, unofficial wiki with guides for installing, configuring, and using Nuvio, a free and open source media app. It covers quick start, features, installation on multiple platforms, addons, integrations, settings, troubleshooting, and a glossary, and states it is not affiliated with the official Nuvio development team.
Wiki / Guides helps explore knowledge, places, timelines, entities, or reference information from open sources.
Wiki of Axekin is a wiki site covering setup and configuration guides for emulators, including shadPS4, Azahar, mGBA, Dolphin, RPCS3 and Eden. It also contains an introduction to KytyPS5, described as a free and open-source PlayStation 5 emulator written in C++.
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.
Arx Libertatis is an open source, cross-platform port of Arx Fatalis, a 2002 first-person role-playing game by Arkane Studios. It is based on the publicly released source code and licensed under GPL 3+, and the game data must be obtained separately. Builds are provided for Windows and Linux, and the engine is packaged for macOS and several BSD systems.
EDuke32 is a free homebrew game engine and source port of Duke Nukem 3D to Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD and several handhelds. It adds features and upgrades for players and editing and scripting extensions for mod and homebrew developers. It is open source software and free to use for all non-commercial purposes.
FlightGear is a free open-source flight simulator for Windows, macOS and Linux, with source code available under the GNU GPL license. Its hangar contains dozens of aircraft, helicopters, spacecraft and other vehicles, scenery is automatically fetched and updated, and multiplayer servers are provided, with connection to the VATSIM network for live ATC coverage.
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.
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.
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.
AmigaVision is an open source, community-driven collection of game and demo configurations for the Amiga platform, wrapped in a launcher. It is documented for setup on real Amiga hardware, MiSTer and Pocket FPGAs, Raspberry Pi and emulators.
Open source investigation toolkit with guides, resources, and research methods from Bellingcat.
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead is an open source turn-based survival RPG set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players explore a procedurally generated world, scavenge for food, equipment and vehicles, and fight or escape from monstrosities including zombies, giant insects and killer robots.
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.