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Reverse-engineered source port of Heretic II (1998) with widescreen support, improved loading, and rendering framerate enhancements.
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Reverse-engineered source port of Heretic II (1998) with widescreen support, improved loading, and rendering framerate enhancements.
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MicroTD is a tiny, public-domain tower-defense game built with the SAF engine. It runs at 64×64 resolution with 256 colors, optimized for portability and low hardware demands. The game features 8 upgradable towers, 11 enemy types, and 6 maps for compact, accessible play.
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EmuDevz is a free, open-source game about building emulators. It provides an NES-style emulator, a 6502 assembly tutorial, a built-in debugger, unit tests, an in-game dictionary, and cross-platform tooling. It ships with a retro soundtrack and cross-device save support.
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OutRun-style pseudo-3D racing game for the ESP32-S3 with an ILI9341 320×240 display; the same source also compiles for Windows via a Raylib-based emulator.
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Atmosphere is a work-in-progress customized firmware for the Nintendo Switch. It replaces and patches core system components to enable homebrew and other features. It is licensed under GPL-2.0 with exemptions and maintained by a team of contributors.
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TIC-80 is a free, open-source fantasy computer for making, playing and sharing tiny games. It includes built-in editors for code, sprites, maps, and sound, packages games into cartridges, and runs on multiple platforms.
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Moon-buggy is a simple ASCII-art game in which you drive a car across the moon’s surface and jump over craters.
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Open-source falling block puzzle game for Linux, built with SDL2. Features complete source code and resources.
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A web-based PalmOS emulator supporting Dragonball devices (OS 1-4) and Palm Tungsten E2 (ARM, OS5) with realistic emulation, state saves, file management, and audio.
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A modern port of the classic biplane shoot ’em-up Sopwith using LibSDL for cross-platform compatibility on modern computers.