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[loudo]

SpriteUV to pack your atlas with triangles which makes smaller atlases than standard tiles packer. TexturePacker can also makes atlases with triangles and have more options to manipulate the output image or file.

CastleDB to store your game data. It can be easier to use than excel and you can export localizable texts and Haxe type (it's great because CastleDB makes all types you create available in your code).

[adrian09_01]

0CC-Famitracker - A fork of Famitracker, a NES music tracker with NSF and WAV export. Supports NES music with 2A03 and multiple Japanese expansion chips. Still updated, unlike the vanilla Famitracker.

[error0x404]

Krita is an easy image creation/manipulation tool. https://krita.org It's very capable and has a nice UI. It's free!

Bosca Ceoil is a music creation software, also free. https://boscaceoil.net. It's powerful and easy to use!

[Richard Kain]

Tilengine is a rendering engine that can be used to create 2D games in the style of classic consoles.


By itself it doesn't actually provide all that much. And most people need more than just low-level rendering. But combined with other technologies or engines, it becomes considerably more useful. It's also one of the better options for anyone interested in making games on the Raspberry Pi.

[trido]

I just wonder if there's any tool for managing the asset pipeline? Our team is choosing one and love to receive suggestion.

[jugival]

JugiMap is an application for creating 2d maps for games.
   
Features:

• Tile, sprite and vector layers.
• Multi-sprite, multi-layer brush.
• Sprite setup tools for setting frames, collision shapes and handle points.
• Sprite animation tools.
• Custom parameters for all map elements.
• ...

JugiMap comes with an API library which allows using JugiMap maps in different game engines and frameworks.

http://jugimap.com

[lansing]

LDtk - 2d level editor:  https://ldtk.io/