Make P2P multiplayer browser games, no server hosting or synchronization code required. Powered by rollback netcode + WebRTC.
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Make P2P multiplayer browser games, no server hosting or synchronization code required. Powered by rollback netcode + WebRTC.
One Must Fall 2097 Remake
NES/Famicom emulator with P2P network multiplayer and WASM support
A (almost) 100% pure safe Rust implementation of GGPO-style rollback netcode.
A fighting game engine made for Godot 4 written in C#
Network-agnostic, high-level game networking library for client-side prediction and server reconciliation (unconditional rollback).
Bitset-based ECS with rollbacks. C# library and Unity package.
A Multiplayer Platformer game demo on websocket with delayed-input Rollback Netcode inspired by GGPO
A Multiplayer Platformer game demo on websocket+UDP peer-to-peer with delayed-input Rollback Netcode inspired by GGPO
Play Mario Kart: Double Dash!! online on Windows. Project Tandem is a native PC recompilation with 2-8 player solo/shared-kart multiplayer, widescreen, and mouse/keyboard controls. Requires your own compatible USA disc image.
BestoNet is a custom rollback networking solution developed for the fighting game Idol Showdown. Built in C# for Unity, it integrates with Facepunch Steamworks to provide a robust and efficient rollback implementation.
P2P Rollback Game Networking SDK
A rollback library that buffers component state. Useful for netcode.
A Rust GDNative project to provide GGRS to the Godot Engine
Deterministic GGPO-style rollback netcode for Unreal Engine 5: fixed-step simulation, SaveGame-reflection state capture, UDP transport with input redundancy and reliable ACKs. MIT-licensed.
Native Budokai Tenkaichi 4 B14 Rev2 for Windows, Linux and macOS. Simultaneous Tag Team, rollback 1v1, tournaments, spectators and proximity voice. Based on Tenkaichi3Decomp.
Rollback Networking Library Written in C#
🥋 Open-source 3D fighting game engine in Rust 🦀 that plays game data converted by kumite_converter, 1:1 as the original. Native (wgpu) and browser (WebAssembly) builds, local versus and online rollback netplay.
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