Magic Tools – A list of game development resources

[trueduke]

Some more engines:

- LÖVE: http://love2d.org (Lua)

- Polycode: http://polycode.org (Lua / C++)

- SpriteKit (Obj-C / Swift)

(almost engines)

- Cinder: http://libcinder.org (C++)

- Processing: http://www.processing.org and http://www.processingjs.org (Java/JS)

- NodeBox: http://www.nodebox.net (Python)

- PyGame: http://pygame.org (Python)

[ellisonleao]

Hey trueduke, can you open a pull request with that entries? Would be great!

[albertzeyer]

Very nice collection!

I was recently starting to do a similar collection: https://github.com/albertz/Coding-Game-Intro

Although mine is more headed to become some game coding tutorials, probably C++ with SDL, Lua, or so. But that hasn't even started yet.

[ellisonleao]

Very nice albert! There is some links on this list that isn't on the magictools one. Would you mind to contribute with us?

[_pmf_]

Also: http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/1rs1s1/what_are_som...

Which I find to be more streamlined and focused on game development.

[ellisonleao]

Heh _pmf_ , not everybody uses reddit.

[nrj]

A couple more:

Particle Designer - http://particledesigner.71squared.com/

Bitmap Font Generator - http://www.bmglyph.com/

[SamBoogie]

Great list! If you're interested in rapid-prototyping a platform game, check out a game that I'm working on called Beta.

There's a free trial download at www.betathegame.com

[lawlessone]

Could use a mention of jpct http://www.jpct.net/

[ellisonleao]

hey lawlessone, you can fork and contribute :)

[ErikRogneby]

Are these all free or open source? Including the license for each tool would be useful.

[ellisonleao]

Some of they are free and some not. I will think a way of adding their licenses.

[ksec]

It should have continue with the tradition and call it Awesome Games