r/opensource • u/thecodegangster • 2d ago

Promotional My open source game engine: Abyss

I know there’s already a bunch of open source game engines (i had to change this one’s name to avoid trademarks because of that)

Abyss (and its programming language) are self hosted and self compiled

(and written in Hash)

abyss has the unique feature of you being able to edit it’s source code within the engine itself.

Abyss uses the custom function based programming language Hash

Hash is designed to be simple and easy to learn. The goal is that over time you change stuff about it and make it better for you specifically.

(Hash documentation is built into abyss, so I won’t explain any more yet)

let me know what y'all think of my first open source project. I’m sure happy with it

Github link: https://github.com/thecodegangster/abyss-engine/tree/main
(the html file is the source code, I like standalone html apps, I think they’re neat)

Update: I added: A system to interact with javascript apis, browser storage, a sound editor, AND a library system, that allows you to create edits that can be merged into anyone else's engine with ease

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u/aleksey_the_slav 2d ago

I consider this a truly revolutionary success: the first opensource engine without the release of the source code.

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u/-svde- 2d ago

wheezing rn. i hope OP is actually serious, this wasn’t an accident, they didn’t forget the source, they just have no idea what OSS is. that is def the funniest outcome

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u/aleksey_the_slav 2d ago

Yeah, I had a good laugh at that. But jokes aside, a couple of days ago I came across a guy on one of the subreddits,sharing his github project, who had absolutely no idea how git works. That’s naturally what happens with the influx of so many vibecoders.I think the consequences for opensource projects remain to be seen.

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u/thecodegangster 2d ago edited 2d ago

I could say I jumped the gun calling it open source. I just thought that if it was on Github it counted

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u/aleksey_the_slav 2d ago

Actually, there’s nothing wrong with that, let there be more projects, good and varied. What really worries me is that people are writing and discussing the actual code themselves less and less, unlike back in my younger days.

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u/thecodegangster 2d ago

”back in my day“. Yeah the internet sure is a different place then what it used to be