Avara VS Vangers

This site design is one of the best retro Mac site designs I've seen. The author really nailed the pixel perfect fonts — it looks perfect on my low-DPI and high-DPI displays.

If anyone's interested, there's an active HyperCard community with some fun projects. There's a Discord server, too. https://hypercard.org/

(I found that community through the Avara community, a port of the classic Mac multiplayer networked mech shooter from Ambrosia: https://github.com/avaraline/Avara)

Myth II is there but not Myth. Was the source never made available for it? I thought project magma had adapted the engine for II to run both games. The Avara port probably warrants a slot at some point too.

If you want to see and hear more about Avara, check out this video by Play Different: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AutG8KO4DsY You can get the modern Avara port here: https://github.com/avaraline/Avara You can also come hang out in the Avaraline Discord server: https://discord.gg/yw5qnBtJd5 Or the IRC channel: irc://avaraline.net:6667/avaraline

Vangers - Racing Game with Role-Playing elements, available on Steam. C++, C, SDL2

Same feel https://store.steampowered.com/app/264080/Vangers/

Vangers - well, at the core it's a game about truckers with guns, but the premise is literally 10 screens long. It has jack shit to do with the game at first, but slowly gets more and more relevant.

it almost looks like Vangers in its art style, same era too.

Vangers is another cool story of an open-source game. Not only company opened source after requests, but community improved it and they made it available in steam and in GamePix.

Vangers is also made by the same person and by some accounts describes the backstory behind the chain-of-worlds that Hammerfight and Highfleet both occupy;

I don't know how did you knew about my removed post but yes indeed - its Vangers. Thanks you kindly oh mysterious soul.

Vangers