CoreBreach now open source!

By Liam Dawe - 2 November 2012 at 11:45 am UTC

Back in June we let you know that the futuristic racing game CoreBreach was aiming to go open source, well now it has happened and you can find the code on github here.

The "announcement" is not on their official website yet but on Phoronix's forum. Short and sweet:

Quotethe source code to CoreBreach (GPL) and its 3D engine (MIT) has now been published on GitHub. enjoy.

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Hamish Nov 2, 2012

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