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[Quasimodem]

What's up TIGSource, I have just finished the first public release of my 2D game engine, Orb .  It's completely free to use and has a lot of crescent fresh features I hope some of you will find useful: OK Level Editor! OpenGL graphics Extensible Lua scripting interface Box2D physics XPATH object query system Full support for GLSL fragment and vertex shaders Works with lots of texture formats: .bmp, .jpg, .tga, .gif, .png, etc Supports tons of audio formats like .midi, .wav, .ogg, .mp3, etc TrueType font support Absurdly complete documentation Bigass wiki

It is currently Windows-only but next release the games you make with it should run most anyplace.  I tried to keep it pretty indie, please try it out and let me know what you think!  You can get it at here.  Thank you -

[Alex May]

That looks nice, kudos to you.

[TheBlackMask]

I am downloading and trying it simply because you used the term crescent fresh.

[Quasimodem]

I am downloading and trying it simply because you used the term crescent fresh.

You sir, are a Gentleman of Unsurpassed Quality!

[Peevish]

It is currently Windows-only but next release the games you make with it should run most anyplace.

Any chance of seeing a Mac release of the engine? I mean, we have a serious shortage of 2D engines.

[___]

This looks pretty RAD.  Although DAMN your photoshop styles are getting out of control on that site!  ;p

[Quasimodem]

Any chance of seeing a Mac release of the engine? I mean, we have a serious shortage of 2D engines.

I'm hoping to get the core engine up and running on Mac and Linux pretty soon here, all its components are very cross-platform.  The only non-portable piece is the level editor (C#) but Mono is getting pretty hot these days so you never know!

If anybody with some Mac skillz wants to help out with a port, I'm all ears!

[Quasimodem]

Although DAMN your photoshop styles are getting out of control on that site!  ;p

ROFL /agree
My shop skills are hilarious XD