Cool! I think your project could be a great help to people who make free software game. Maybe you could post about it on http://opengameart.org/ ?

Is there an official website / source code repository ?

I hope you can use your own tool :-)

I mean do you release it under a free software license (BSD? MIT? GPL?) or is it a proprietary software?

Same question for the images and the generated characters: are they released under a free license (Creative commons for example)?

I've created a simple gui, called nanimstudio, to edit the 2d sprite animations, of my game, Newton Adventure. It work with a protobuf specified file format, nanim, but can export and import gif and sprite sheets.

Source code (BSD license) and binaries: http://devnewton.bci.im/projects/nanim

What are the source code and gfx licences?

Is available as a non applet version?

Thank you for your reply.

I added an alternative faster link for download for future users.

If you find this game familiar, it's normal, there is some other games in the "rotating platformer" genre. The oldest is Bob's bad day on Amiga I think.

Concerning graphics, I'm working on it, but I'm not an artist

Hello everyone,

Here is my project, a 2d platformer with 360° rotatable levels. It has more than 30 levels, 6 x 5 quests each with different play style (action, puzzle, exploration) and theme (jungle, arctic, volcano...).

I use lwjgl as main api, twl for configuration GUI, phys2d as physical engine, tiled as level editor.

Code is released under BSD License, data under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

http://devnewton.bci.im/projects/newton_adventure

The development of this game make me start two other free softwares:

• http://devnewton.bci.im/projects/nanim a 2d animation format and toolchain including a texture packer
• http://devnewton.bci.im/projects/scoreserver an highscores webapp

I'm always looking for players advice or contributors ( http://devnewton.bci.im/projects/newton_adventure/wiki?name=Contribute ) to make it better.

I hope you will enjoy playing my game!