Cocos has been used by more than 1.4 million developers to date, and over 100,000 games in the app stores use it. And more than 1.6 billion people play games that use the engine.

The Source Engine matters to gamers everywhere, even if you don't plan on buying Half-Life 2 (Yes, you might be one of the loonies out there), chances are there's a game coming down the pike that ...

The Source Engine is the main framework Engine used by all Valve titles, which also includes the popular competitive, Counter Strike. With CS:GO being almost 12 years old, the game still holds up ...

ESP Little Game Engine Logo. ... 12 thoughts on “ ESP8266 Gets Its Game On With Open Source Engine ” Jan says: March 11, 2019 at 5:25 am WOW! This is one heck of a cool project!

Half-Life 2. Counterstrike: Source. Team Fortress 2. Left 4 Dead. Portal. Besides being developed by Valve, what else do those games share? They all run on the company's Source Engine that's been ...

Source has historically always been 32-bit. 64-bit Source 2 could partly explain why the game feels so snappy. New Source 2 console, VConsole2, in its own window The new Hammer map editor in Source 2 ...

The Legacy of the Original Source Engine. The original Source game engine developed by Valve was first released back in 2004 and has since then powered awesome games such as Half-Life 2 and ...

Amazon's Lumberyard goes open source, it's now called Open 3D Engine, gets wider support The new open-source game engine is set to release later in 2021 By Joao Silva July 7, 2021, 19:35 9 comments ...

As a result, Re:Logic decided to donate $100,000 each to two open-source engines. FNA, a game engine that repurposes Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0 Refresh libraries, will get $100,000, and so will ...

Cocos has had great success with PC and mobile games with its 2D game engine. Now it is taking the open-source software to the third dimension with Cocos Creator 3.0.