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| JSimStudio v1.1.3 JSimStudio v1.1.3 👉 Control and simulation utility for the Jupiter Instruments JI-820 USB incremental encoder emulator. JSimStudio is a portable simulation and control utility designed for the Jupiter Instruments JI-820 USB incremental encoder emulator. It allows engineers and developers to simulate encoder signals in real-world units, configure encoder scaling, and generate quadrature outputs for testing encoder-input hardware, PLCs, motion controllers, and software before connecting physical equipment. A built-in motion profile engine makes it easy to create repeatable test sequences using step, ramp, S-curve, and loop segments. JSimStudio also includes an integrated GPS/NMEA simulator that converts simulated encoder movement into standard NMEA-0183 data streams over serial, TCP, or UDP, making it useful for testing navigation and positioning applications. Version 1.1.1 adds a complete rotational simulation mode with RPM, degrees, and radians support, pulses-per-revolution scaling, independently selectable velocity and acceleration units, and the ability to bind GPS/NMEA network output to a specific network adapter. A built-in mock mode allows the software to run without JI-820 hardware attached for evaluation and development. When using an actual JI-820 device, the standard FTDI USB driver is required. Features: Controls the Jupiter Instruments JI-820 USB incremental encoder emulator Simulates quadrature encoder signals using real-world engineering units Configurable encoder scaling and pulses-per-revolution settings Motion profile editor with step, ramp, S-curve, and loop segments Rotational simulation using RPM, degrees, or radians Independently configurable velocity and acceleration units Built-in GPS/NMEA-0183 simulator Outputs NMEA data over serial, TCP, or UDP Option to bind GPS/NMEA network output to a single network adapter Mock mode allows operation without connected hardware Portable application requiring no installation Supported operating systems: Windows 10 (64-bit), Windows 11 (64-bit) Supported languages: English Changes: v1.1.3 07-20-26 Improved support for smaller displays and resized application windows. Fixed the velocity-profile loop function not working correctly. Note: This file has one hit on VirusTotal. We have confirmed this to be a false positive. ... |
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200 | Jul 21, 2026 Funciona Systems |
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| OpenLoco v26.07.1 OpenLoco v26.07.1 👉 A modern open-source reimplementation of Chris Sawyers Locomotion. OpenLoco is an open-source reimplementation of Chris Sawyers Locomotion, the classic transport construction and management simulation game where you build and run a transport company using trains, buses, trucks, trams, aircraft, and ships. OpenLoco modernizes the original game engine in C++ while keeping the spirit, gameplay, and feel of the classic title intact. Features: Open-source reimplementation of Chris Sawyers Locomotion Classic transport company construction and management gameplay Build railways, roads, stations, airports, docks, and routes Manage trains, road vehicles, aircraft, ships, cargo, passengers, and towns Modern C++ engine reimplementation Improved compatibility with modern systems Supports original Locomotion save and scenario formats Wider Build Vehicle window with dedicated sorting dropdown Station Construction tab now lists accepted and produced cargo in full Station window cargo icons now include helpful tooltips Preferred company name can now be set separately from owner name MIT licensed Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 macOS Apple Silicon Linux 64-bit BSD, compile from source Supported languages: Czech, German, English GB, English US, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese Brazilian, Russian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish, Chinese Simplified Changes: v26.07.1 07-27-26 Fix: [#3524] Jittery window height in the 'gridded' tabs of the industry list, town list, and terraform windows. Fix: [#3841] Extreme lag when a map reaches the maximum number of audio sources (e.g. many vehicles in view). Fix: [#3842] Native browse prompt not working on Windows, preventing selecting the Locomotion path on first start. Fix: [#3846] Can click beyond last item in station and company list windows, opening invalid windows. Note: The asset files from Chris Sawyers Locomotion are required for OpenLoco to work. It can be bought super cheap on Steam or GOG.com. This download is for the Windows 64bit portable version (very bottom of page). If you need the Windows 32bit portable version, download here. If you need the ... |
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4,268 | Jul 29, 2026 OpenLoco |
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| OpenTTD v15.3 OpenTTD v15.3 👉 An open-source transport simulation game based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe. OpenTTD is a business simulation game in which players build and manage transportation networks, including railways, roads, air routes, and shipping lines. Inspired by the classic Transport Tycoon Deluxe, it expands on the original with improved graphics support, enhanced gameplay mechanics, multiplayer capabilities, and extensive modding options. Players can transport passengers and cargo efficiently while growing their transport empire in a dynamic, evolving world. OpenTTD requires a base graphics set to run, which can be downloaded automatically on first launch or installed manually. Options include OpenGFX (graphics) or original Transport Tycoon Deluxe data files, which require owning the original game. Optional sound and music sets such as OpenSFX (sound) and OpenMSX (music) can also be installed via the in-game content download manager. Additional graphics, sound, and music content can be downloaded directly within the game. Transport Tycoon Deluxe can be purchased alongside OpenTTD on platforms like Steam and GOG. Features: Build complex transport networks using trains, buses, trucks, ships, and aircraft Open-source remake and expansion of Transport Tycoon Deluxe Large maps with customizable terrain and industries Advanced AI competitors and multiplayer support (LAN and online) In-game content manager for downloading mods, graphics, sounds, and scenarios Supports custom NewGRF files for extended gameplay features Dynamic economy and cargo distribution systems Cross-platform gameplay with consistent features across systems Scenario editor and map generator Support for high resolutions and modern UI scaling Optional base graphics, sound, and music sets (OpenGFX, OpenSFX, OpenMSX) Ability to use original Transport Tycoon Deluxe assets if owned Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 macOS 10.13 or higher Linux (various distributions) FreeBSD Supported languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and many ... |
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9,534 | Apr 07, 2026 OpenTTD Team |
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| Principia v2026.07.15 Principia v2026.07.15 👉 A free, open source physics sandbox for building machines, circuits, puzzles, games and robot adventures. Principia is a physics-based sandbox building game that gives you a large collection of mechanical, electrical and interactive objects for creating your own working contraptions. Build vehicles, machines, electronic circuits, pinball games, puzzles, automated systems and other creations, then put them into motion using the game's physics simulation. The sandbox goes well beyond simply attaching wheels and motors. Principia includes power and signal cabling, electronic components, controllers and other objects that can be connected to create complex logic and automated systems. For more advanced projects, the LuaScript object lets you write Lua 5.2 programs that interact directly with a level, control objects and draw custom graphics. You can also create and play puzzles, minigames and Adventure levels. Adventure mode puts you in control of a robot that can explore environments, use tools, collect materials, operate machinery and interact with creations. Thousands of community-made levels and creations are available through the Principia community site. Principia was originally developed by Bithack AB and released commercially in 2013. Its source code was released in 2022, and the game is now maintained as a free, open source community project under the BSD 3-Clause license. Features: Physics-based sandbox for designing and simulating working contraptions Build mechanical machines, vehicles, robots, puzzles, games and automated systems Large collection of mechanical, electronic and interactive objects Power cables for supplying electricity to motors and other powered devices Signal cables for building electronic and logic-based systems Motors, power supplies, controllers, sensors and other components for advanced creations Create custom puzzles with your own objectives and win conditions Adventure mode with a controllable robot, tools, materials and interactive environments Lua 5.2 scripting for creating advanced behavior, games and interactive systems Lua scripts can interact with the simulation and ... |
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1,278 | Aug 07, 2026 Bithack |
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| Simutrans v124.3.1 Simutrans v124.3.1 👉 Open-source transport and logistics simulation game. Simutrans is a free and open-source transportation simulation game in which you build and manage a successful transport company. Design and operate complex transport networks including railways, roads, trams, ships, and aircraft. Transport passengers, mail, and goods between cities and industries while balancing finances, expanding infrastructure, and adapting to changing economic conditions. Simutrans features a dynamic world with towns that grow based on your transport services, industries that produce and consume goods in supply chains, and multiple eras with historically inspired vehicles. Players can choose different paksets (graphics and data sets) that define the style, scale, and gameplay complexity of the world. The game supports both single-player and network multiplayer modes. Features: Build and manage rail, road, tram, ship, and air transport networks Transport passengers, mail, and goods across dynamic maps Realistic economic simulation with supply chains and industry production Multiple eras with a wide selection of historically inspired vehicles City growth influenced by transport coverage and service quality Configurable maps and scenarios Multiple graphical paksets with varying complexity and scale Single-player and online multiplayer support Cross-platform and open-source Supported operating systems: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 macOS Linux Supported languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and others Changes: v124.3.1 (r11671 on 5-Apr-2025): CHG: option for pakset dump versus all other debug by appending 'p' to the debug level, e.g. "-debug 0p" to show only pak details to declutter server logs CHG: tram system type way can be laid over other tracks as well (like pak192 narrowgauge over normal rails) CHG: bridge builder is now only a two click tool (total renewal) Can again connect to complex ramps on elevated ways or cross rivers automatically FIX: Players gain money by building long stretches of expensive tunnels FIX: Pak files cannot represent cost of vehicles ... |
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7,561 | Mar 01, 2026 Simutrans |
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| The Oregon Trail v1990 The Oregon Trail v1990 👉 The legendary educational frontier adventure that taught generations how to ford rivers, hunt buffalo, and somehow still die of dysentery. The Oregon Trail is the classic educational strategy and survival game that puts you in charge of guiding a wagon party across the American frontier during the 1800s. Starting in Independence, Missouri, players must manage food, supplies, money, oxen, wagon parts, and the health of their traveling companions while making the dangerous journey westward toward Oregon. Along the trail you will cross rivers, hunt for food, trade with travelers, repair broken wagons, survive harsh weather, and try to avoid diseases and accidents that can quickly end your expedition. Every decision matters. Spend too much money early and you may starve later. Travel too fast and your party may become exhausted. Attempt to ford a river at the wrong time and watch your wagon disappear into the current. The Oregon Trail became one of the most iconic educational games ever created thanks to its blend of history, strategy, humor, and unpredictability. It introduced countless players to frontier life while also creating unforgettable gaming moments that still live on decades later. Few games can claim legendary status from a simple phrase like You have died of dysentery. Features: Classic frontier survival and resource management gameplay Travel the historic Oregon Trail from Missouri to Oregon Manage food, supplies, wagon parts, money, and oxen Hunt wildlife to feed your traveling party Cross dangerous rivers using different strategies Random events including illness, injuries, storms, and wagon damage Educational historical content blended with strategy gameplay Memorable pixel graphics and classic DOS presentation Multiple gameplay decisions affecting survival and ending outcomes One of the most influential educational games ever released Supported operating systems: MS-DOS Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 (using DOSBox ... |
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503 | May 27, 2026 MECC |
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