Open Source C# Side-Scrolling Games for BSD

A promo platform game in 3-D designed to depict our school .

LinkSphere is being developed using the the Open Toolkit Libary (OpenTK) as an Open-Source RTS/Shmup/music-game, inspired by Darwinia, Gate 88 and Rez.

The Ovorp Game Engine is: Client/Server Networking, Object Management, Full Hardware Acceleration, Raytraced Collision Detection, Native C#/.Net Game Objects, Cross-Platform, Scalable from Pong to a MMPOG, MIT Licensed to encourage commercial development

Ping pong in C#. This game is full object oriented.

All-in-one program for creating 2D scrolling games. Compile your games into stand-alone .NET executables or customizable C# source code. The IDE and framework are build on OpenTK, which wraps OpenGL, so generated games can be cross-platform.

A port of the classic sopwith to .NET Aims: 1) extend existing game features (like 360° aiming, RTS elements, physics) while preserving old look feel 2) add level editors, modding capacity

An Open Source 3D based successor to the game SubSpace and the current client Continuum. (http://getcontinuum.com) Includes both Client and Server and support services. The main website and forums are accessible through http://subspace2.net.

A DJMax Technika simulator written in D.

Innovative indie game to be played on Xbox 360 and PC set in a Gnome Universe.

A 2D, top-down multiplayer online shooter game, based on SubSpace/Continuum. Warrior will take the idea of SubSpace but add a large number of new features to extend the possibilities in game play.

This project is an attempt to create a side-scrolling game on which multitudes of contributors can freely expand and enhance. We hope to see submissions of graphics, sprites, level designs, storylines, everything down to the fundamental mechanics of the game. And we hope that a rating system will help the best of the best evolve out of this project, generating an ever-growing and improving massive 2D game. The game runs in an HTML5-capable browser, so it's very easily accessible to a range of platforms. The "iota" in the title suggests that even small contributions from a large quantity of players can come together to make something great. Being an experimental project, it may take a while to find the path, but let's see what we can work out.