Open Source Lua Games for Embedded Operating Systems

The Brazier Project is a structured server and client system. It is designed to allow communities to place their own worlds and maps onto the server, and script them accordingly.

Longford is a 2D, Lua-based game engine for Windows. It has the following features: + Sprite hierarchy. Sprites drawn in order according to a display "tree" allowing grouping of complex drawings. + Frame update, keypress and (multi)touch events which propagate through the display tree. + Creation of Sprites including polygon Shapes and rectangular Bitmaps with transparency (import as PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP, TGA) + Creation of Textfields based on bitmap fonts. + Translation, rotation and scaling of sprites. + Box2D physics engine. + Play sound effects using WAV files and stream music using OGG files. + Automatic tweening system + Texture atlases so that many Bitmaps can be "cut out" of a single larger picture file. + Supports user-written shaders for advanced graphic effects. + Automatic resolution scaling. + Supports OpenGL or DirectX backend

PocketOrion is a "Master of Orion" clone for the Pocket PC. It brings turn-based galaxy conquest to the Pocket PC and is inspired by the Open Source project "Free Orion". The official homepage is http://pocketorion.sourceforge.net.