drummyfish

Voxel-based shooter with awesome ingame level editor. I only ever used it as a sandbox for creating worlds in multiplayer and had a big fun with it. The voxels are small enough to create enough detail. Only the GUI isn't so good.

I'm using this for simpler programs - there's all you need for basic games, but some advanced features, such as per-pixel lighting, are missing. Also some features are not supported with OpenGL backend. For advanced graphics use OSG or Ogre3D.

I finished the game and enjoyed it very much. It's addictive and fun. The assets can't be compared to AAA games, but are good enough for a free game and very cute. There's even basic storyline, which I'd like to see expanded a bit in the future.

I spent a few hours with this game. It's addictive and there's even a nice little story. The graphics could use some improvements, but nothing's perfect I guess.

I was able to quickly get into the API and make quite nice scenes in very short time. The documentation is also pretty nice.

I'd give it 6 stars. Blender could fight Linux kernel for the best FOSS software ever. Not only is it professional quality advanced 3D editor with multiple renderers and a game engine, it is also a video editor. It is scriptable in Python. The only downside is the unusual GUI, but it's justified and can be learned.

I played through a few levels, they're challenging but rewarding. The storyline, voice acting and humour are at excellent level. Recommend.

I used it to make a game once, got into the API pretty quickly, everything worked well.

I would appreciate a simpler game with less features and bugs and a better driving physics, in the simplistic style of the original Trackmania. Still a pretty impressive work.

I haven't finished it yet, but I'm already loving the fact there is a completely free version of the legendary Doom. The assets and levels are very nice, feels just like the old times.