1681 engine
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A 2D game engine for the web on PixiJS 8, for any art style: scenes and a fast ECS, Tiled maps, input on every device, rigged characters, light, music and multiplayer, plus a pixel-art module.
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A 2D game engine for the web, built on PixiJS 8 and written in TypeScript, for games in any art style: hand-drawn, HD, vector or pixel art. Pixel art gets a module of its own, Dither.
It grew out of a shipped online action RPG, so its pieces were made for a real game under real load: a fast ECS, a fixed-step simulation a server can replay bit for bit, Tiled maps, input that works the same on keyboard, gamepad and touch, and for pixel art, effects painted on the world's own pixel grid and dithered lighting.
Status: 0.x, early. The API will change between minor versions until 1.0.
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