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I'm disappointed that none of the devs of games in HIBs have open-sourced their games since the first one. It was always fun to have a glimpse at the code. I gu
by kevinh 14y ago
I'm disappointed that none of the devs of games in HIBs have open-sourced their games since the first one. It was always fun to have a glimpse at the code. I guess the Lugaru source fiasco[0] may have discouraged other devs from open-sourcing their games.
It's also a bit odd that Indie Game: The Movie shows up as a game on Steam. I'm somewhat surprised that Valve hasn't properly expanded into the video/music space given that they sell both movies and soundtracks (to games) on Steam.
[0]http://blog.wolfire.com/2011/02/Counterfeit-Lugaru-on-Apple-s-App-Store-developing http://blog.wolfire.com/2011/02/Counterfeit-Lugaru-on-Apple-...
- rlx0x 14y agoIntroversion (Uplink, Darwinia, Defcon, Multiwinia) have released all source code of their previous games (they no longer working on) and afaik plan to do the same in the future (Prison Architect). The code was included in the Introversion Bundle, including read access to their developer svn repository. Still available here: http://www.introversion.co.uk/store/ http://www.introversion.co.uk/store/
- naitbit 14y agoAlso Revenge of the Titans from HIB2 https://github.com/imaginationac/revenge-of-the-titans https://github.com/imaginationac/revenge-of-the-titans edit: it was actually part of HIB2 not of HIB3(where it was added as bonus)