ABA Games
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ABA Games, synonymous with its sole member Kenta Cho, is a hobbyist developer of open-source games. His well-known series of shooting games for Windows are recognized by their untextured vector-style look inspired by 80s games, and by their danmaku gameplay that is predicated on procedural generation, often featuring some kind of endless mode.
All games and source code can be downloaded on the ABA Games website. Although Kenta Cho distributes precompiled Windows binaries, the open-source nature of his games and their limited dependencies means they potentially could be ported to any number of systems.
Shooting games developed by ABA Games
| Title | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Noiz2sa | 2002 |
| rRootage | 2003 |
| PARSEC47 | 2003 |
| TUMIKI Fighters | 2004 |
| Torus Trooper | 2004 |
| Gunroar | 2005 |
| Titanion | 2006 |
Derivatives
| Title | Release Date | System | Developer | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| rRootage Online HD | 2010 | iOS | fraglab.at | |
| rRootage Reloaded | 2021 | Switch | Mad Triangles | |
| noiz2sdl2 | 2021 | Windows | Iori Branford | https://github.com/IoriBranford/noiz2sdl2 |
