Source code included
Software theme
For games that provide their source code along with the playable version, usually through some very restrictive license.
305
games
28platforms
PDP1 198?
APLI 1976
APLI 1976
IIE 19??
APLI 2012
IIE 1978
DOS 1983
PDP1 1971
ABC ? *
IIE 1983
APLI 1976
LIN 2016
Also, if source code is provided with no implicit mention of the source code in the license, then it falls under the license of the binaries (the runnable game and materials). If the game is proprietary, the source is proprietary as well.
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Games by year
The first Source code included video game was released on August 1970.
Creative Computing, Dilithium Press and Digital Equipment Computer Users' Society published most of these games.
Platforms
Apple II E | 84 | ||
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Altair 8800 | 79 | ||
Commodore PET | 28 | ||
Apple I | 24 | ||
custom | 12 | ||
DEC PDP-1 | 9 | ||
TRS-80 | 8 | ||
Linux | 8 | ||
MS-DOS | 7 | ||
Sol-20 | 6 | ||
C128 | 5 | ||
Windows | 5 | ||
OS/2 | 3 | ||
Memotech MTX | 3 | ||
Ohio Scientific | 3 | ||
NES | 3 | ||
Mac OS X | 2 | ||
Apple III | 2 | ||
ABC 80 | 2 | ||
Atari 400/800 | 2 | ||
Tandy Coco | 2 | ||
Commander X16 | 2 | ||
Compucolor II | 1 | ||
Amstrad PCW | 1 | ||
KIM-1 | 1 | ||
ZX 81 | 1 | ||
C64 | 1 | ||
Arcade | 1 |