SunnyLand
A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A platformer game developed in C++ with SDL3, glm, nlohmann-json and Tiled.
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SunnyLand is a cross-platform platformer game developed in C++ with SDL3, glm, nlohmann-json and Tiled.
This project is a teaching demonstration project; it is the 3rd episode in a series of tutorials titled "C++ 游戏开发之旅".
For support or feedback, please contact us through the GitHub issues section of this repository. Your feedback is crucial for making this series of tutorials better!
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