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A curated list of good stuff related to the development of games. This list contains *only* [free software][1] for code, sellers who aren't evil for physical resources, and [free cultural works][2] for assets.
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I have also provided a list of resources which are *not* free, and the reasons why, in the associated Wall of Shame file.
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This is released under the GNU Free Documentation License - its text is provided in the LICENSE file.
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Assorted Assets
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===============
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This contains collections of miscellaneous assets of different kinds.
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* [OpenGameArt.org][7] - A large collection of art intended for game development. Various licenses, including free ones.
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* [Wikimedia Commons][97] - A collection of various assets of all kinds. Various licenses, all CC or free-er.
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Audio
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## Editors ##
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* [Audacity][33] - Free software for recording and editing sounds. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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## Music ##
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* [Creative Commons on Bandcamp][85] - Everything on Bandcamp under a CC-license. Various licenses, all CC.
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* [Creative Commons on SoundCloud][98] - A Creative Commons collection on SoundCloud. Various licenses, all CC.
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* [LibreFM][96] - A big collection of stations, with fully-free music. Licenses allow downloads and reuse.
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* [Musopen][31] - A site dedicated to copyright-free (and culturally free) music. Various licenses, all copyright-free (varies by piece).
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## Sound Effects ##
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These are full-blown game engines.
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## Android ##
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* [AndEngine][70] - Implemented in Java. [Apache2.0][71].
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## General ##
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* [AGS][57] - Implemented in C++. Designed for adventure games. [Artistic License 2.0][58].
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* [cocos2d][75] - Implemented in Python. [3-clause BSD][29].
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* [Duality][77] - Implemented in C#. [Expat][11].
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* [Fife][55] - Implemented in C++. Has Python scripting. Designed for isometric games. [GNU LGPLv3][38].
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* [Flare][54] - Implemented in C++. Designed for action RPGs. [GNU GPLv3][23].
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* [GDevelop][60] - Implemented in C++. Targeted at non-programmers. [Expat][11] (IDE is [GNU GPLv3][23]).
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* [GNU FreeDink][47] - Implemented in C++. [GNU GPLv3][23].
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* [Godot][51] - Implemented in C++. Has [its own scripting language][52]. [Expat][11].
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* [Grit][50] - Implemented in C++. Has Lua scripting. [Expat][11].
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* [Helm][83] - Implemented in Haskell. [Expat][11].
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* [Irrlicht][43] - Implemented in C++. Has a [range of bindings][44]. [zlib][45].
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* [LambdaHack][84] - Implemented in Haskell, Designed for roguelikes. [3-clause BSD][29].
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* [lycheejs][89] - Implemented in ECMAScript. Designed for construction of HTML5 or native SDL games. [Expat][11].
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* [Ogre3D][41] - Implemented in C++. Has a [range of bindings][42]. [Expat][11].
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* [Sludge][56] - Implemented in C++. Has its own scripting language. [GNU LGPLv3][38].
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* [Torque2D][63] - Implemented in C++. Has its own scripting language. [Expat][11].
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## HTML5 ##
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* [Crafty.js][68] - Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11] and [GNU GPLv3][23].
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* [Crafty.js][68] - Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11] and [GNU GPLv3][23].
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* [melonJS][93] - Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [Phaser][64] - Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [PlayCanvas][65] - Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [Box2D][48] - Implemented in C++. Designed to simulate rigid body physics. [zlib][45].
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* [Bullet][59] - Implemented in C++. General physics engine. [zlib][45].
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* [Matter.js][91] - Implemented in ECMAScript. Physics engine for HTML5. [Expat][11].
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Graphics
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* [Free stuff by 7Soul1][3] - A collection of various game-related assets. Available in PNG. Public domain.
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* [openclipart][6] - A collection of various clip art. Available in PNG. Public domain.
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* [OpenGameArt.org][7] - A large collection of art intended for game development. Various licenses, including free ones.
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* [Vecteezy][12] - A collection of vector art. Various Creative Commons licenses.
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## Icons ##
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* [Inkscape][24] - A vector image editing program. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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* [Krita][25] - A digital painting and illustration program. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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* [MakeHuman][26] - A tool for making 3D characters. [GNU AGPLv3][27].
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* [MyPaint][81] - A natural materials painting and drawing emulator. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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* [NeoTextureEdit][37] - An easy-to-use, graph-based, procedural texture editor. [GNU LGPLv3][38].
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* [NormalMapOnline][40] - An online normal-mapping tool. [Expat][11].
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* [Overlap2D][19] - An engine-agnostic game level and UI editor. [Apache2.0][20].
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* [TextureGeneratorOnline][39] - An online tool for texture generation. [Expat][11].
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* [Tiled][21] - Easy-to-use and flexible tile map editor. [GNU GPLv2][14] and [FreeBSD][17].
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## Spritesheet Tools ##
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* [Aseprite][13] - Animated sprite editor and pixel art tool. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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* [Piskel][15] - Online pixel art and animated sprite creator. 'Do whatever you want' license.
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## Texture Tools ##
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* [TextureGeneratorOnline][39] - An online tool for texture generation. [Expat][11].
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## Voxel Editors ##
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* [Sproxel][28] - A 3D interface for quickly editing and creating voxel-based 3D models. [3-clause BSD][29].
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Programming Frameworks
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Programming Frameworks and Libraries
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These are programming libraries or low-level code-based tools which are designed to support game programming, but do not provide as much structure or support as an engine would.
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* [ActionKid][82] - A simple video game framework. Implemented in Haskell. [3-clause BSD][29].
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* [Allegro 5][36] - A cross-platform library for low-level tasks, like creating windows, accepting user input and so forth. Implemented in C and C++. [3-clause BSD][29].
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* [Bacon2D][72] - A framework to ease 2D game development, providing QML elements representing basic game entities. Implemented in C++. [Expat][11].
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* [Chipmunk2D][] - A fast and lightweight 2D game physics library. Implemented in C. [Expat][11].
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* [ChipmunkSharp][73] - Advanced physics engine library based on Chipmunk. Implemented in C#. [Expat][11].
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* [CutJS][76] - A lightweight and fast 2D HTML5 rendering engine for cross-platform game development. Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [enchant.js][65] - A framework for developing simple HTML5 + ECMAScript games. Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [EndGate][78] - A framework for building HTML5 games. Implemented in TypeScript. [Expat][11].
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* [HaxeFlixel][79] - A cross-platform development framework, supporting many targets. Implemented in Haxe. [Expat][11].
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* [Kivy][80] - Rapid-development library for multi-touch and visual apps on many platforms. Implemented in Python. [Expat][11].
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* [libGDX][86] - Cross-platform game development framework. Implemented in Java. [Apache 2.0][71].
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* [LimeJS][87] - A framework for building fast HTML5 games. Implemented in ECMAScript. [Apache 2.0][71].
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* [LoomSDK][88] - A very large and powerful framework for cross-platform 2D game development. Implemented in C++. [Apache 2.0][71].
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* [LÖVE][90] - A framework for making 2D games. Implemented in Lua. [zlib][45].
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* [MINX][92] - MINX Is Not XNA; a framework resembling XNA. Implemented in C++. [3-clause BSD][29].
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* [PyDark][95] - Game framework on top of PyGame; designed to be easy to pick up. Implemented in Python. [Expat][11].
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* [SDL][46] - Another cross-platform library for low-level tasks, like creating windows, accepting user input, and so forth. Implemented in C. [zlib][45].
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* [Three.js][69] - A library that makes WebGL easy to use. Implemented in ECMAScript. [Expat][11].
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* [voxel.js][67] - A multi-component framework for bulding voxel games for modern browsers. Implemented in ECMAScript. [3-clause BSD][29].
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This is a catch-all category for things that don't fit anywhere else.
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* [Monkey][94] - A next-generation games programming language. Implemented in C++. [zlib][45].
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* [ScummVM][53] - A program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. [GNU GPLv2][14].
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[67]: http://voxeljs.com/
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[68]: http://craftyjs.com/
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[69]: http://threejs.org/
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[70]: http://www.andengine.org/
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[71]: https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:Apache2.0
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[72]: http://bacon2d.com/
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[73]: https://github.com/netonjm/ChipmunkSharp
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[74]: https://chipmunk-physics.net/
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[75]: http://python.cocos2d.org/
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[76]: http://cutjs.org/
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[77]: http://duality.adamslair.net/
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[78]: http://endgate.net/
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[79]: http://haxeflixel.com/
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[80]: http://kivy.org/#home
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[81]: http://mypaint.intilinux.com/
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[82]: https://github.com/egonSchiele/actionkid
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[83]: http://helm-engine.org/
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[84]: https://github.com/LambdaHack/LambdaHack
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[85]: https://bandcamp.com/tag/creative-commons
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[86]: http://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/
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[87]: http://www.limejs.com/
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[88]: http://loomsdk.com/
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[89]: http://lycheejs.org/index.html
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[90]: https://love2d.org/
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[91]: http://brm.io/matter-js/
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[92]: http://libminx.org/
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[93]: http://melonjs.org/
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[94]: http://www.monkey-x.com/
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[95]: http://www.pydark.com/
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[96]: https://libre.fm/
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[97]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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[98]: https://soundcloud.com/groups/creative-commons
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# Wall of Shame #
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This is a list of everything that did *not* make the list, or made the list and got cut. It is divided into two categories - one is stuff that *seems* free, but actually has severe nonfree dependencies, while the other is simply not clearly indicated one way or the other.
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If you find anything on awesome-gamedev that should be put on the Wall of Shame, please let me know!
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This is released under the GNU Free Documentation License - its text is provided in the LICENSE file.
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Pretends to be free, but isn't
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* Ejecta - only works on a proprietary platform.
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* Farseer - depends on nonfree build tools.
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* FlashPunk - relies on a proprietary language.
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* Flixel - relies on a proprietary language.
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* Grit - depends on libCG.
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* MonoGame - patent issues.
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Unclear
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* Cocos2d-X - claims to be free, no clear licensing terms found.
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* HGamer3D - no clear licensing terms found.
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* Jitter - claims to be free, no clear licensing terms found, built for .NET (which doesn't hold much hope).
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* KivEnt - no clear licensing terms found.
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