Blender Game Engine Tech Demo
For several months the Blender and Crystal Space projects have been working together to develop an open-source game they hope will be of a professional quality and deliver an industry standard 3D gaming experience. This game, now called Yo Frankie, was supposed to be released at the end of August, but that deadline wasn't met. However, released now is the first technology demo for the Blender Game Engine. This tech demo is playable and includes a small level from Yo Frankie, but to be released soon will be a more game-oriented demo that includes additional characteristics and game-play options.
This Blender Game Engine Tech Demo named Yo Frankie Demo 1.1 is available for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Furthermore, it's supported on both x86 and x86_64 platforms. Additionally, there are two versions for those with and without GLSL (GL Shading Language) support from their graphics card and display driver. As this is more of an engine demo than game demo, there is only a single map with limited options, and as a result, the download size is only about 30MB.
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