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Murder is an open-source, pixel-art–focused, entity-component-system (ECS) game engine built on top of FNA (a reimplementation of MonoGame). The engine aims to give developers a solid, flexible foundation for building 2D games with a retro/pixel-art aesthetic, while leaning into modern ECS architecture to separate data (components) from behavior (systems). Because Murder is in active development and still relatively young, the authors warn that breaking changes are possible — but this also means the engine is evolving rapidly as features are added and refined. Using Murder, you get a lot of the low-level plumbing handled: rendering, input, update-loop, resource loading — so you can focus on actual game logic, art, and design instead of boilerplate. ...

The CVAP game engine is a low-level framework for producing tilemapped games akin to classical consoles such as the Super NES or the Sega Genesis. It is written to provide video, audio, and input support analagous to these systems.

Pixel Vision 8's core philosophy is to teach retro game development with streamlined workflows. PV8 is also a platform that standardizes 8-bit fantasy console limitations built on top of a fork of MonoGame, called MonoVision. This engine provides a standard set of APIs to create authentic-looking 8-bit games with modern programming languages and workflows. It also allows you to define specific limitations for the resolution, colors, number of sprites on screen, and more.

DeadSimple Pixel Perfect Camera is a Unity script that ensures crisp and clean pixel rendering for 2D games. It eliminates jitter and blur caused by scaling issues, making it ideal for developers working on retro-style pixel art games who need a plug-and-play solution.

...It ships with two primary categories: analog glitches that simulate signal imperfections like scanline jitter, color drift, vertical jump, and horizontal shake, and a digital glitch effect that produces blocky compression-style artifacts. The package is designed to be easy to drop into projects to achieve stylized, retro, or distressed looks for cameras and cutscenes. It emphasizes real-time performance and simple parameterization so you can animate intensity over time. The effects can be layered and tuned to match the mood of gameplay or cinematics. The repository’s clarity makes it a useful reference for developers learning to implement post-processing passes and stylized image effects in Unity.

...It simplifies the process of maintaining crisp pixel visuals by adjusting the camera's orthographic size and other settings automatically, making it an essential tool for developers aiming for retro-style aesthetics.

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