Aperçu

This project is to create a modular game engine that accommodates a 2D side-scrolling tilemap platformer, and a game that runs on top of it.

The project is divided into two parts: Terrarum the Game Engine and Terrarum the actual game.

Terrarum the Game Engine

This game engine aims to provide following features:

• Tiled lighting simulation with transmittance sim in full RGB and UV for fluorescence
• Corner Occlusion
• 2D Skeletal Sprite
• Built-in Mod support
• Simple AABB Physics
• Fluid simulation based on Cellular Automata
• Built-in multilingual font — please refer to its own Repository

Terrarum the Actual Game

Terrarum is a side-view tilemap platformer-adventure-sandbox game.

Player Setup

System Requirements

Requires 64 bit processor and operation system.

	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 7/macOS Sierra/Ubuntu 16.04	Windows 10/macOS Big Sur/Linux with Kernel 5.4
CPU	AMD Phenom X4 9600/Intel Core 2 Duo E8400	AMD Ryzen 5 1500X/Intel Core i7-4770K/Apple M1
Memory	4 GB RAM	8 GB RAM
OpenGL	3.3	4.0
Graphics	GeForce 9600 GT	Anything that supports OpenGL 4.0
Storage	2 GB available	2 GB available but faster

• Playing the game on the Minimum Requirement is ill advised: framerate will be sub-20 and the world generation will take more than 10 minutes

Development Environment

• Requirements:
  • JDK 17 or higher
  • IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition

Kotlin runtimes must be downloaded using the IntelliJ IDEA. All other libraries are included in the repository.

The project includes modified version of the GraalVM-JS, in which the only difference is the regex-22.3.1-edit.jar is a modification of regex-22.3.1.jar where the only difference is its MANIFEST.MD

Copyright

Please refer to COPYING.md but it's mostly GPL 3.