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Battlefield 2 open-source remake
Developer LifeCoder nears releasing an unofficial open-source Battlefield 2 after 8 years of reverse engineering.
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- Developer LifeCoder is nearing release of an unofficial open-source version of Battlefield 2 after eight years of reverse engineering.
- The project aims to bring the 2005 shooter to modern systems with multiplayer support and plans for Windows, Linux and macOS.
- The source code is expected to be released on GitHub, with no confirmed release date yet.
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Battlefield 2 is getting an unofficial open-source revival after eight years of reverse engineering.
After eight years of reverse engineering, developer LifeCoder is getting close to releasing an unofficial open-source version of Battlefield 2.
The project aims to bring the classic 2005 shooter to modern systems, with multiplayer support and plans for Windows, Linux and macOS.
The source code is expected to be released on GitHub, but there is no confirmed release date yet.
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Reaction on X: Replies are largely nostalgic and positive, calling Battlefield 2 the greatest Battlefield game and praising the modder's eight-year commitment. Some joke about hoping the publisher does not notice the project.
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