Flexible Isometric Fallout-like Engine

Flexible Isometric Fallout-like Engine (FIFE) is a free and open-source isometric game engine developed by mvBarracuda. It provides a framework for creating and running isometric games in a similar style to the Fallout series.

FIFE offers a wide range of features including customizable isometric maps, sprite animation, event handling, pathfinding, networking support, and a scripting system. It also has support for modding and is compatible with various operating systems.

FIFE supports multiple programming languages including Python and C++. You can use either language to develop games using the engine.

Yes, FIFE is cross-platform compatible. It can run on various operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.

To get started, you can visit the official FIFE website at https://fifengine.net/ to download the latest version of the engine. The website also provides documentation, tutorials, and a community forum to support developers.

Yes, FIFE is actively maintained by a dedicated community of developers. Updates and bug fixes are regularly released to ensure its stability and improvement.

Absolutely! FIFE is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License, which allows you to use it for both commercial and non-commercial projects.

Yes, there have been several successful games developed with FIFE. Notable examples include the post-apocalyptic RPG 'Serious Sam: The Random Encounter' and the browser-based strategy game 'Free Civilization.'

FIFE does not come with built-in game development tools. However, it integrates well with external tools such as the Tiled map editor, allowing developers to create maps and assets efficiently.

The official FIFE website provides documentation, tutorials, and a community forum where you can find additional support. The community is friendly and helpful in resolving any questions or issues you may encounter.