MBTileParser
Game Engine
A game engine written in Objective-C for building 2D games using UIKit.
MBTileParser is a game engine written using pure UIKit in the days before SpriteKit.
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Language: Objective-C
last commit: over 9 years agodialoggame-engineobjective-cspritestexturepackertmxtmx-filesuikit
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