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Programador celestial distribuye código fuente

Autor : Penelope Actualizar : Jan 21,2025

El desarrollador independiente Cellar Door Games lanza el código fuente de Rogue Legacy 1

Los activos del juego siguen siendo propietarios, pero se fomenta la colaboración

Cellar Door Games, el desarrollador detrás del aclamado roguelike de 2013, Rogue Legacy, ha hecho una contribución significativa a la comunidad de jugadores al publicar públicamente el código fuente del juego. La decisión, anunciada a través de X (anteriormente Twitter), está impulsada por un compromiso de compartir conocimientos. El código, disponible para descarga gratuita en GitHub bajo una licencia no comercial, permite su uso y estudio personal.

Rogue Legacy Source Code Release

Esta generosa medida ha sido recibida con elogios generalizados y ofrece valiosas oportunidades de aprendizaje para los aspirantes a desarrolladores de juegos. El repositorio de GitHub está administrado por Ethan Lee, un desarrollador conocido por su trabajo en otros lanzamientos de código fuente de juegos independientes. El lanzamiento también aborda las preocupaciones sobre la preservación del juego a largo plazo, garantizando la accesibilidad incluso si el juego se elimina de las tiendas digitales. Esta iniciativa incluso ha llamado la atención de Andrew Borman, Director de Preservación Digital del Museo del Juego de Rochester, quien expresó interés en una posible asociación.

Rogue Legacy Source Code Release

Es importante tener en cuenta que, si bien el código fuente está disponible gratuitamente, los recursos del juego, como el arte, los gráficos y la música, permanecen bajo derechos de autor y no están incluidos. Cellar Door Games recomienda el contacto para consultas sobre el uso de estos elementos propietarios o para proyectos que se extienden más allá del alcance de la licencia. La página de GitHub del desarrollador establece claramente que la intención es fomentar el aprendizaje, inspirar nuevos proyectos y permitir el desarrollo de herramientas y modificaciones para Rogue Legacy 1.

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