Raycasting Game Maker
Public DomainThe Raycasting Game Maker is a free easy to use game editor that creates simple raycasting games in the style of Wolf3D. The finished game needs only...
Technologies used:
For multi-threading and performance increase
(proprietary in-house windowing toolkit)
No use of deprecated functions!
Realistically simulated sound-effects
with realistic dynamic lighting (with support for day-night cycle) and
shadowmapping
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