The game has just been released by Thoughtquake Studios and was created using a combination of The Gimp, Inkscape and of course Blender. Aside from the great visuals, physics and story line the game has been placed in the IndieDB top 100 indie games of 2010 and has recently been released on Desura.
Again martinsupitis provides us with a great exhibition, of the ever-improving, BGE.
The Freezing Moon Foundation has been working on improving it’s website among other things since the last time they’ve been featured here on BlenderNation. Along with those improvements, a tutorials page is being developed, which has been already populated with quite a few neat tutorials mainly related to our beloved Blender and GIMP apps. Check it out and keep an eye on it for constant updates and more tutorials!
Maratis is a simple and visual game development tool designed for artists and developers. It comes with a Blender exporter.
Endi is working on “Dead Cyborg”, an adventure game using the Blender Game engine. The game is free (as in free beer) – if you like it you’re asked for a donation.
A ready to use, free starfighter game model. Nice!
Toby Lieven writes:
I made a Blender Game Engine demo called “Box Apocalypse” which you can play in your browser with the new Burster browser plugin.
We mentioned Sintel the Game back in July. Here’s a status update on the project and an excellent preview!
