panacea
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Home of the Panacea project. The Panacea project is a small project to support game developers in their learning journey. The website has an exhaustive list of Ludum Dare Compo entries, with their open-source links, overall Ludum Dare grade and, whenever available, which engine/language it was…
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The Panacea project is a small project to support game developers in their learning journey.
The website has an exhaustive list of Ludum Dare Compo entries, with their open-source links, overall Ludum Dare grade and, whenever available, which engine/language it was built with. Filters are your friend and all columns can be sorted.
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