Open Source Common Lisp Games for Windows
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Trial
A modular Common Lisp game engine
Trial is a real-time, 3D game engine written in Common Lisp, offering a modern and modular approach to game development using the expressive power of Lisp. Built on top of the cepl graphics framework, Trial combines live-coding capabilities with powerful abstractions for building simulations, scenes, and interactive applications. It emphasizes flexibility, clarity, and developer control, making it an appealing choice for experimental games, visualizations, and research projects that benefit from dynamic development environments and rapid prototyping. -
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Abuse
Fork of AbuseSDL to carry on development
Abuse is a game by Crack Dot Com from 1995 released as public domain (shareware data and game engine). This is a fork of the popular AbuseSDL port intended to carry on development in an extremely conservative manner and to be vanilla compatible, including savegames. -
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OpenGL/SDL open-storyline flying car-sim game life in the City. survive. inspired by Elite/Frontier series, Grand Theft Auto, Flashback...
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Game Savvy Lisp (GSL) is a library of game creation tools and functions. The aim is to allow fast expressive programming, and quick prototyping. Please go here to get the latest version: http://code.google.com/p/gamesavvylisp/
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A strategy/role-playing game in which the player controls a group of creatures, which he can breed and mutate to create new creatures. Unique combat system. Extensible with Common Lisp.
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Latrunculi is a 3D OpenGL implementation of an ancient Roman strategy game by the same name. It is written using Common Lisp (with the cl-opengl and lispbuilder-sdl libraries), and aims to work on Windows or any POSIX system.
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Menace of the Mines
A fast-paced Common-Lisp roguelike
Menace of the Mines is a fast-paced roguelike written in Common Lisp that has tons of monsters, many different classes and races and a unique magic system. (Well that's the goal). The game is under active development and runs on Windows and Linux. -
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There are not so many chess implementations in LISP (at least, to my knowledge) Here is one. No hay muchas implementaciones del ajedrez en LISP (que yo sepa) Ahí va una.
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Written in ANSI Common Lisp. A public multiple-connection server which allows the playing of Solitaire through a text-based protocol. This is basically so that you can make your own graphical client and use this as the back-end.
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