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Evolving Planet
Source code and artwork for Evolving Planet, the first project of Murphy's Toast Studios. The game uses Cocos2D-X library and has been compiled and tested under Android, iOS and Linux.
Downloads
- iOS from the App Store
- Android from Google Play
Licenses
We believe in an open culture where we share what we do in case it is useful to others. You are free to explore and use the source code and art of Evolving Planet as long as you follow the rules in the licenses. If you use it please acknowledge our authorship...and keep the word spreading!
- All source code files inside the Classes folder are released under a GNU GPL license
- All graphic and audio files inside the Resources folder are released under an Attribution-NonCommmercial-ShareAlike license
Credits
Murphy's Toast Games are:
- Team leader and programming - Xavier Rubio Campillo
- Programming and music - Guillem Laborda
- Artwork and UI - Guillem H. Pongiluppi and David Ramos
- Content - Jorge Caro
References
Do you want to know more about the project? We wrote a chapter book about the development of Evolving Planet:
Rubio-Campillo, X., Caro Saiz, J., H. Pongiluppi, G., Laborda Cabo, G., Ramos Garcia, D., 2017. Explaining archaeological research with videogames: The case of Evolving Planet, in: Mol, A., Ariese-Vandemeulebroucke, C., Boom, K., Politopoulos, A. (Eds.), The Interactive Past: A Book on Video Games and Archaeology. Sidestone Press, pp. 153–166.
The entire book with other awesome chapters can be freely downloaded from Sidestone Press.
