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Update: thanks to your valuable report we noticed that there is an error in this article. The game A Trip to the Moon Not And Open source but source-available. It means that it can possibly be examined but it is not available to everyone.
We leave it anyway for fairness but take it into account.
A Trip to the Moon is a 1902 silent film by Georges Méliès. It is absolutely one of the most well-known cinema masterpieces in the world and there is no big screen enthusiast who doesn't know it. There are many quotes for this film and perhaps one of those that gave it the most a sort of second notoriety to the general public it is the film Hugo Cabret by Martin Scorsese.
Even the game Open source 1 that we are going to present to you today is a tribute to the film A Trip to the Moon, starting from the title. This is indeed a classic 2D platformer done very well and fun to play. The story is equally nice: you are on the famous rocket that arrives in the eye of the poor Moon. And it is precisely from here that your adventure on the celestial body begins.
The development of the game, as we told you, is horizontal, it is a platformer with beautiful graphics made really well. We found out about it thanks to this blog by GitHub where the games are chosen Open source most beautiful of 2020 hosting their own source code right up GitHub (by the way: ours alternatives to GitHub).
A Trip to the Moon
We are evaluating the games in this ranking to offer you the nicest ones in our opinion. As we try them we will report them here in the category games FOSS.
A Trip to the Moon It's very simple to play: use the arrow keys to move or the key combination W, TO, S, D. Use it SPACE to jump and finally the button OR or the button P for shares.
It's a cross-platform game so you can play it on Windows, on macOS and also up Linux!
We warn you right away: it is not a complex nor particularly long game. Probably if you're good enough you'll finish in less than ten minutes. We still enjoyed it and the puzzles/games are particularly fun: it's certainly also thanks to the artistic style! We therefore hope to see it as a more complete game, always Open source and maybe, why not, even for a fee!
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