Henning Hasemann has made NG readers aware of several game-related D projects he’s involved in.
First up is The Black Prince, an adventure game descending from the old LucasArts SCUMM games. It’s being powered by a game library called Indiana, which I think is a great name for it, given its purpose. All adventure games need a scene editor, and the one being developed by the leetless (anothe great name) team is called Sophia. Finally, there’s a collection of (mostly) LGPLed code serving a variety of uses, called Indiana-parts. Much of the code in Indiana-parts is useful outside of game development, so there’s no need to feel like it isn’t worth checking out if you aren’t making a game.
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