Croteam Open-Sources The Serious Engine

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 11 March 2016 at 11:21 AM EST. 12 Comments
LINUX GAMING
This is some surprising but welcoming news today... Croteam's latest open-source/Linux greatness is the open-sourcing of the Serious Engine.

Now available under the GNU GPLv2 license is the Serious Engine, albeit the older v1.10 engine. This open-source Serious Engine so far has been tested on Windows but it would not be surprising to see developers in the community working on the Linux build soon enough. The assets from the original Serious Sam games like Serious Sam Classic: The First Encounter should work with the open-source engine.

Those interested in the open-source Serious Engine game engine for reliving the older Serious Sam games, the GPL code can be found on GitHub. The official announcement was posted today to Croteam.com.
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