List of games using SDL

This is a list of notable games, gaming engines, and arcade or game-console emulators that make use of Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL), a cross-platform software library that abstracts platforms' graphics, sound, and input APIs, allowing a developer to write a computer game or other multimedia application once and run it on many operating systems.

Games using SDL

Games which use SDL for the Linux version only

Game engines and level editors which use SDL for Linux and Mac versions

Game engines and level editors which use SDL

Game remakes which use SDL (open source)

See also

References
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