
Super Wolfenstein 3D is a loving reimagining of the classic Wolfenstein 3D game by ID Software, but with the big difference of it having realistic physics. This game was made for the Indies VS PewDiePie jam.

Super Wolfenstein 3D is a loving reimagining of the classic Wolfenstein 3D game by ID Software, but with the big difference of it having realistic physics. This game was made for the Indies VS PewDiePie jam.

Anarchy Arcade is a media-focused 3D desktop with multiplayer and internet capabilities.

Unreal Engine 4 is available to everyone. Epic’s goal is to put the engine within reach of everyone interested in building games and 3D content, from indies to large triple-A development teams, and Minecraft creators as well. For $19/month you can have access to everything, including the Unreal Editor in ready-to-run form, and the engine’s complete C++ source code hosted on GitHub for collaborative development.

Perspective is an experimental first person puzzle game.

Chrono Tales is a free 3D browser-based MMORPG. The new generation engine provides players with anime-styled 3D graphics via browsers, without client download. Traveling through the time rift, players can explore the fantasy world of Chrono Tales and save the realm from the resurgent evil. You can challenge immersive quest, forge legendary gear, tame mythological pets and experience much more mainstream MMO features in Chrono Tales.

The Persistence of Vision Raytracer is a high-quality, totally free tool for creating stunning three-dimensional graphics. It is available in official versions for Windows, Mac OS/Mac OS X and i86 Linux. The source code is available for those wanting to do their own ports.

The Mask of Qi was created by 4 students studying Game Design at Vancouver Film School. They had 5 months to complete their game. The Mask of Qi is a 3D hack n’ slash adventure. Play as a flying squirrel, fight enemies with a spear and save your village. Go ahead, unmask your courage.

Rolling Madness 3D is Luca Elia’s attempt at remaking the classic 1984 arcade game Marble Madness by Atari. The graphics are slightly enhanced to bring them on par with modern standards: there is now a full 3D mode in addition to the usual isometric perspective one, a “pastel drawing” rendering mode and various camera placement options.