Description
HaxeFlixel is open source software developed by volunteers, click here to meet the team!
If you're a developer and like what we're doing, read the docs and get involved.
flixel alternatives and similar libraries
Based on the "Game Engine" category.
Alternatively, view flixel alternatives based on common mentions on social networks and blogs.
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Amazon Lumberyard
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Axmol Engine
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Wolf Engine
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README
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Links
Here are the most important links to get you started with HaxeFlixel:
If you want to contribute code or report an issue, please check our CONTRIBUTING.md.
Platforms
Thanks to being built on top of Haxe and OpenFL, HaxeFlixel can target the following platforms natively:
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About
HaxeFlixel has its roots in the original ActionScript 3 version of Flixel, created by Adam “Atomic” Saltsman. It was started by Alexander Hohlov in 2011, initially as a straightforward Haxe port of the AS3 codebase and Richard Davey's Flixel Power Tools.
Thanks to the efforts of the core team as well as over 100 contributors, today's version of HaxeFlixel far surpasses the capabilities of the original. Not only has the core engine seen many substantial improvements and new features, there is also a far richer ecosystem with additional libaries and over 80 demo projects to learn from.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the flixel README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.