Monday, 10 February 2014

8 Free Open Source Game Engines For Android Game Development

Want to make 3D games for mobile platforms? These should help! 

Game engines give developers the tools required to pull the several elements of a game together into one unit. With mobile gaming picking up, more developers are paying attention to Android and iOS platforms. So, keeping that in mind, here are eight free gaming engines that you can use for your next game!


1. Alien3D: This is an OpenGL ES-based game engine for the Android operating system that is available for free.

Language: Java
Platforms: Android
Price: Free
License: Apache License 2.0 (Open Source)

2. AllBinary Platform: This is another OpenGL ES-based game engine that can be used for Android games. The ZeptoRacer 3D game was developed on this.

Language: Java
Platforms: Android HTML5
Price: Free
License: AllBinary Open License Version 1 (Open Source)

3. AndEngine: This free 2D OpenGL-based game engine was used to design games like Spaceman Bob, Man vs Mosquito, Xelorians, Save the Earth and many others.

Language: Java 2D games
Platforms: Android
Price: Free
License: Apache license (Open Source)

4. Android Box2d: This rigid 2D body physics engine has been written in C++ and is an open source engine available for free.

Language: Java
Platforms: Android
Price: Free
License: GNU GPL v2 (Open Source)

5. Android GL Engine: This engine, coded in Java, can be used in order to develop 2D games for Google’s Android operating system.

Language: Java
Platforms: Android
Price: Free
License: GNU Lesser General Public License (Open Source)

6. App Game Kit: This game engine allows you to code once and then run your game on multiple platforms. It has been used for games like App-In-Ball Pinball Simulator for Android and Big Guys for iPhone.

Language: C++
Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows
Price: Free Trial
License: Proprietary

7. Ardor3D: Using this engine, you can run your games on computer platforms as well. These include Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris. The engine supports both Java and OpenGL.

Language: Java
Platforms: Android
Price: Free
License: libpng/zlib license (Open Source)

8. BatteryTech Engine: This engine can again be used for a variety of mobile platforms like Android, iOS and others. It provides direct access to several XCode and Android projects and uses many open standards. You can use it for both 2D and 3D games.

Language: C++
Platforms: iPhone, Android
Price: Free
License: Proprietary
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Shivam Kotwalia, CodeKill

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