Nanolathe: an MIT-licensed open-source engine that plays Total Annihilation
Nanolathe: an MIT-licensed open-source engine that plays Total Annihilation, with a browser demo of three missions.
https://nanolathe.gg I only read the project page, haven't played it. Clean-room reimplementations of old games are a nice way to keep them alive, I think. What old game would you want an open engine for?
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