The Bork3D Game Engine is a C++ open source game engine developed by Bork 3D LLC for use on mobile device platforms, primarily targeting iPhone and iPad. Several iOS games have announced their use of it, most notably from Bioroid Studios,[1] Simiula,[2] and Bork 3D itself.

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Bork3D Game Engine

Developer(s)	Bork 3D
Stable release	20100408 / April 8, 2010
Repository	github.com/moof2k/golf
Operating system	iOS, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows
Type	Game engine
License	BSD
Website	github.com/moof2k/golf

The game engine uses OpenGL and OpenGL ES for rendering, and OpenAL for audio. Originally sold under a commercial license, it is free open source software distributed under a permissive BSD-style license.

Major features

• SDK runs on iOS, Mac OS X and Windows
• Tool pipeline supports Collada, 3dsmax and Maya
• Integrated web server
• Data-driven UI system

Games

• Quoridor: An adaptation of the board game of the same name for iPhone

References

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