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- [Drystal](https://drystal.github.io/) - Open source, games can run on Linux or on any platform with a recent web browser.
- [Amulet](http://www.amulet.xyz/) - Open source, audio/visual toolkit suitable for small games and experimentation. It runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, HTML5 and iOS.
- [LÖVR](https://lovr.org) - 3D framework for creating virtual reality experiences, inspired by LÖVE 2D.
- [nCine](https://ncine.github.io/) - A cross-platform 2D game engine with an emphasis on performance, written in C++11 and optionally scriptable in Lua.


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