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Atomic Game Engine
Developer(s)	THUNDERBEAST GAMES
Initial release	March 4th, 2015 (Early Access)
Written in	C++, JavaScript
Platform	Windows, Mac, Linux, HTML5, Android, iOS
Type	Game Engine
Website	atomicgameengine.com

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This is the user sandbox of Laraenge. A user sandbox is a subpage of the user's user page. It serves as a testing spot and page development space for the user and is not an encyclopedia article. Create or edit your own sandbox here.

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Atomic Game Engine is a cross-platform 2D/3D game engine developed by THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC, featuring standards compliant JavaScript, full C++ Player and Editor source code on GitHub^[1], with deployment to Windows, Mac, HTML5, Android, and iOS.^[2]

Features

2D Module - 2D renderer, Tiled and Spriter support, advanced lighting with shadows, Box2D physics.
3D Module - OpenGL/Direct3D renderers, Bullet physics, real-time lighting with shadows, terrain, water, skeletal animation, particles, and post processing.
Scripting - Standards compliant JavaScript scripting. Component model. CommonJS compatible code modules.
Platforms - Deployment to Windows, Mac, HTML5, Android, and iOS directly from the editor.
Editors - 2D & 3D scene editors, integrated JavaScript code editor.
Examples - 2D physics platformer, 3D town with terrain and day/night cycles, retro arcade space game, etc.
Source Code - Full C++ Engine and Editor source code available on GitHub.
Licensing - Royalty-free, no limitations on where the technology can be used, Free and Pro licensing options are available.^[3]

References

^ "Atomic Game Engine on GitHub".
^ "Atomic Game Engine (homepage)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.
^ "Atomic Game Engine (licensing)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.

External Links

Official Website
Atomic Game Engine on GitHub
JavaScript World Domination - written by Flaki. This article discusses the incredible growth of JavaScript and mentions the Atomic Game Engine's use of Duktape for embedded scripting.
Five Realistic Steps to Starting a Game Development Company - written by Jeff Tunnell. This blog post gives insight into the challenges of starting a game development company and recommends using the Atomic Game Engine.

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[github-1] "Atomic Game Engine on GitHub".

[homepage-2] "Atomic Game Engine (homepage)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.

[store-3] "Atomic Game Engine (licensing)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.

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 * [https://medium.com/@slsoftworks/javascript-world-domination-af9ca2ee5070 JavaScript World Domination] - written by Flaki. This article discusses the incredible growth of JavaScript and mentions the Atomic Game Engine's use of [http://www.duktape.org Duktape] for embedded scripting.
 * [http://makeitbigingames.com/2006/06/five-realistic-steps-to-starting-a-game-development-company/ Five Realistic Steps to Starting a Game Development Company] - written by Jeff Tunnell. This blog post gives insight into the challenges of starting a game development company and recommends using the Atomic Game Engine.
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