ORX

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ORX

Developer(s)	orx-project.org
Stable release	1.14[1] / June 12, 2023; 17 months ago (2023-06-12)
Repository	github.com/orx/orx
Written in	C, C++
Platform	Cross-platform
Type	Game engine
License	zlib license
Website	orx-project.org

Orx is an open-source, portable, lightweight,^{[clarification needed]} plug-in-based, data-driven and easy to use 2D-oriented game engine written in C.

It runs on Windows (MinGW and Visual Studio versions), Linux, MacOS, iOS and Android.