Also, I’m not sure you can count OpenRCT2 as fully open source, as it still requires the closed-source game files to run – they haven’t replaced all the game assets yet.
(That said, it’s still fantastic and by far the best way to play RollerCoaster Tycoon.)
Technically, it’s still an open source mod of a closed source game.
And am I too lazy to finish the job? … Yeah, I guess I am. I am too lazy to go out there and re-do all of the thousands of graphics sprites and all the sound effects and music all on my own. Feel free to do it yourself if you’re not that lazy. I’m sure the devs would appreciate your effort.
Adding OpenRCT2, but I think most anyone who knows of OpenTTD knows of that.
Also, I’m not sure you can count OpenRCT2 as fully open source, as it still requires the closed-source game files to run – they haven’t replaced all the game assets yet.
(That said, it’s still fantastic and by far the best way to play RollerCoaster Tycoon.)
Its open source. You’re just too lazy to finish the job.
Technically, it’s still an open source mod of a closed source game.
And am I too lazy to finish the job? … Yeah, I guess I am. I am too lazy to go out there and re-do all of the thousands of graphics sprites and all the sound effects and music all on my own. Feel free to do it yourself if you’re not that lazy. I’m sure the devs would appreciate your effort.