iortcw VS SanAndreasUnity

https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw - iortcw (Civvie 11 used this in his review)

Return to Castle Wolfenstein can run mostly fine on modern hardware, but if it doesn't, there are two noteworthy source ports that can run the game: ioRTCW and RealRTCW. The former is simply gives the game more stability and tons of fixes while keeping the classic RTCW feel, whereas RealRTCW is a full overhaul of the base game, with higher-quality textures, new weapons, rebalanced gunplay, and other changes: https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw https://www.moddb.com/mods/realrtcw-realism-mod

Is this the right link? https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw/releases

Link: GitHub - iortcw/iortcw: Merge of ioquake3 features and fixes into RTCW code bases

And remember to check out the two open source projects called ET: Legacy and iortcw.

In the end, it feels to me that providing opposition to hostile business models is the only way forwards, even if piracy is notoriously bad in the industry and there is ample competition, so not doing DRM and even having parts of your project be open source is probably financial suicide, as evidenced by the occasional thread on /r/gamedev about someone having their game be essentially stolen and it being uploaded elsewhere and someone else getting profits from their hard work.

Linked, because it's actually pretty interesting:

[1] - https://github.com/iortcw/iortcw

Fans have written the code in C# and still support the project. The project is available on the GitHub repository.

San Andreas in Unity, if anyone is interested. You can't do anything more than walk around, drive, and shoot though.

https://github.com/GTA-ASM/SanAndreasUnity

San Andreas Unity - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Are there many other projects around San Andreas besides San Andreas Unity?

For more info, visit project's github repository: https://github.com/GTA-ASM/SanAndreasUnity