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Games
In-progress
The following games are still in development by their original author(s)/team(s).
TerraQuest
TerraQuest is a game in active development. • GitHub
Completed
Although nothing is truly ever completed, these are games that can be considered done enough to be very playable/enjoyable.
Chess
From member ChiaPet. For Windows, Linux, and maybe Mac (last untested). Slices, dices, and makes Julienne fries! No Ginsu knives. • download
Moon Lander
From member ChiaPet. Objective is to land softly on level ground. Cancel the horizontal velocity with left and right arrow, land by controlling the main thrust with up and down arrow. Has 10 surface features, including a McDonalds. Several flying features, like a Death Star, Borg spacecraft, and black holes. Most of the files, in the directories stars1-3, are optional, only called upon if one turns on the stars with 1-4. Originally written in QB4.5. Translated to QB64 it’s much faster, which allows all features to be active at once - stuff like fancy ground, stars, a rotating Death Star, etc. Take a trip down memory lane with /, which changes the display to green screen, amber, or black & white. • download
ROGLITE2.BAS
“I’ve converted my ROGLITE game from Extended Color BASIC to QB64. Didn’t take much; most of the trouble came from changing my 1-based arrays to 0. I guess I could have just used OPTION BASE 1. Oh well.” – Trey Tomes via Facebook • download (original) • download (revised)
Proof-of-Concepts
The following games are designed as visible examples demonstrating techniques, ideas and/or engines/frameworks.
Sleighless
Oh no! Santa has fallen out of the sleigh! Rudolph is gone and now Santa must save Christmas alone and… Sleighless! This is a demonstration of the GX game engine’s ability to export games built in QB64 to the web. • download • more…
Zelda - The Legend of GX
Since there are a number of zelda projects currently in-progress, I thought I’d put together a little version as a shameless plug for GX. One of my current game projects is actually a NES mashup that will have crossover from a number of titles. So I already had the map built using the GX map editor. This version will let you walk the entire overworld map. As an example I’ve also implemented the lost woods maze. There are triggers on the map for all of the cave and dungeon entrances. At the moment this will take you to an empty cave map. (I haven’t built any dungeon maps.) If you exit the cave it reloads the overworld map and puts you back in the right spot. • download • more…
Game Engine
The following entries are designed (hopefully) to make it easier for a QB64 game developer to get started actually building what they imagine without having to start at completely ground zero.
GX Game Engine
GX is a basic game engine… literally. This is a Game(G) Engine(X) built with and for QB64. GX supports basic 2D gaming: platformer, top-down, etc…. you know, classic NES/SNES type games. • GitHub
Incomplete/Abandoned?
coming soon
Resources
Written a game in QB64? Get it added to this list! Please provide a screen shot, summary, download url, github url, discussion/forum url, etc.