An oprn source stronghold 1 -like made with LÖVE

A way to extract the authenticator code from your steam account and add it as a OTP to other authenticator apps (aside from the using the official steam application)

Chill is a bit of a stretchy definition for this one, (e.g. Celeste might be a cozy adventure but rarely chill gameplay, Owlboy is also very hype)
but they are at least generally in the chill-comfy-cozy zone for much of their runtime

A giant list of older games re-implemented or made to work natively on Linux with Luxtorpeda (a steam compatibility tool, nicely selectable from within Steam itself).

Compatibility layer here: https://github.com/luxtorpeda-dev/luxtorpeda

Play Gothic 2 on modern systems with ease! Open source reimplementation of the game engine.

Unlock, re-lock, and change at will any achievements in Steam. Open-source, linux-based, very interesting.

An amazing little diy arcade machine and the building process simulating your working day in an Amazon warehouse.

Small distractions and reasonable emulation clones to learn simple frontend/backend development

Tutorial on creating a simple game with an ecs structure running in the browser.

(In-progress at time of bookmarking, up to Ship chapter, drawing the entity)

image resource, tilemap assets

entity: a unique id and a collection of components
component: a data container
query: a way to gather collections of entities that match some criteria, for use in systems.
prefab: a pre-defined collection of components and even other prefabs to quickly build entities
event: a message to an entity and it's components

This library is heavily inspired by ECS in Caves of Qud. A true ECS library with entities only being ID numbers

Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust. It is free and open-source forever!

Virtual machines and cheat VAC anti-cheat software

Virtual machines and cheat VAC anti-cheat software

Swept Points collision detection

Movement algorithms, path finding etc