GitHub here: https://github.com/openblack/openblack/releases

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/12444675

This is the first release of the community port of Descent 3, released as open source software under the GPLv3 license on April 16th 2024.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/20418581

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/24133843

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/35889057

There's also a Fallout: CE, if you're interested.

The music from the bar is playing in your head now.

Everything about me is-a hard.

A couple of us were talking about this in IRC today. Planning on giving it a try this weekend.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/12309416

On 2014-04-02, exactly 10 years ago IntelOrca made the first commit to his public code repository named 'OpenRCT2'. Some 25984 commits later contributed by 552 individuals over the course of 10 years we bring to you yet another instalment in this saga: OpenRCT2 v0.4.10 codenamed "You don't reheat cakes".

As the monthly releases mean fewer entries in the changelog, I don't need to cut it anymore. Enjoy all the latest features:

• Feature: #18171 Add port of the RCT1 Stand-Up Roller Coaster.
• Feature: #21590 Plugin Plugins can now read and write banner properties of tile elements.
• Feature: #21636 Add shortcut key for sorting tile elements.
• Feature: objects#294 Add scenery versions of wooden truss supports.
• Feature: objects#295 Flipped version of wooden post.
• Improved: #21424 E

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/12185876

Oh MMy — a new ScummVM release!

Please welcome the first ScummVM release of the year: ScummVM 2.8.1.

ScummVM 2.8.1 is a maintenance release mainly focused on fixing bugs that were uncovered since our last stable release.

This update includes upgrades for the following engines: AGI, AGS, GRIM, SWORD2, MM (which is now enabled — yes, we really skipped it in 2.8.0 by accident), mTropolis, NANCY, SCUMM, TWINE, Ultima, and V-Cruise.

The Android, Atari and macOS ports received multiple bug fixes, mostly for improving overall stability and preventing some crashes we’ve seen under certain circumstances.

The detailed list of improvements is available here.

As always, you can find the latest release on our Downloads page.

Go grab it while it's hot — enjoy!

cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/8881958

The classic. A decompile and reverse-engineer of a lot of people's first PC game. Builds on Windows, Linux, and Mac, and ports to Android, Switch, PS Vita, LG webOS TV, and many more weird and wonderful platforms.

I've been playing this on my Steam Deck (you can install it from the Discover store). Despite my years of experience I'm still terrible at it. I think I once got to level 3.

This is a wonderful port of Bullfrog's Theme Hospital, that I can't recommend enough. I loved this game as a kid, and have found I love it even more as an adult. I'm also now better at it, lol.

Apparently based on leaked source, this port looks promising!

This is one I've been chomping at the bit to try, but haven't gotten the chance to. It's been in development since 2002, and thanks to a lot of modern additions, makes the game look absolutely gorgeous.

Here's a video someone put together, that compares the original retail release, with FS2Open. It's really tasty.

Daggerfall Unity is an open source recreation of Daggerfall in the Unity engine created by Daggerfall Workshop.

Experience the adventure and intrigue of Daggerfall with all of its original charm along with hundreds of fixes, quality of life enhancements, and extensive mod support.

A source port for Doom that supports vanilla and Boom formats. Fast and highly-configurable, my Doom source port of preference.