Dream is a cross-platform game development written in C++. It is currently under heavy development and is not appropriate for new projects at this time.

It aims to provide a cohesive platform for event-driven game development and incorporates useful algorithms:

• Cross-device build and development support from a single code base.
• Reference counted pointers for memory management.
• Event driven networking and rendering engine.
• A robust message based communication framework.
• Vector, Matrix and Quaternion implementation for mathematics.
• Sphere, Line, Plane, Frustrum, AlignedBox, Triangle for geometry calculations.
• Integration with FreeType2 for text rendering.
• Positional audio using using OpenAL and Ogg Vorbis.
• OpenGL for cross-platform graphics (including support for OpenGL and OpenGL ES).
• LibPNG and LibJPEG for image loading/saving.

Examples

Death Ball

Death ball is game which is currently being developed using Dream:

Research

• Finger Paint — Cross-platform Augmented Reality (Presentation Slides).

Source Code

Dream is released under the MIT license.

Source code is available from GitHub.

Credits

Samuel Williams has been working on Dream intermittently since 2005.