Some of the internet’s most viral hits started as open-source projects on GitHub.
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You can "Look Under the Hood." If you enjoy a game, you can read the code to see exactly how the physics, AI, or rendering works. Some of the internet’s most viral hits started
: Encountered a bug or have a balancing idea? A "Propose Change" button in the pause menu opens a simplified GitHub web-editor 100% opacity: 1
Unlike Steam or the Epic Games Store, GitHub doesn't sell games. Instead, it hosts open-source games. This means the "source code" (the underlying instructions that make the game run) is available for anyone to read, modify, and download.