un nouvel ordinateur! Kodu | Home Free Software Overview Game Blocks is a free, open source library for making games. A purely visual programming toolkit, it was built with BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks) from UC Berkeley, which is built on top of Scratch. Scratch is developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab.See Game Blocks was developed as a teaching aid by game developer Sheldon Pacotti for a course at the University of Texas entitled "RTF 344M: Writing and Narrative Design for Video Games." (See the syllabus.) The library allows novice game designers to experiment with storytelling, animation, physics, interaction and standard game types like adventure games, platformers, and arcade shooters. Downloads The following free downloads are available from this site: Game Blocks v0.2.3 Library and ExamplesGame Blocks v0.2.3 Source Code Support For the latest information on community projects, bugs, and ongoing development, please visit the NLI forums. Tutorials - Intro - Introduction Getting Started
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