What games can I find on SwordLord.com?

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SwordLord.com lists games written by members of SwordLord, a non-profit coding crew, and the site states that these games are made for Windows, Linux and Mac. To see the full list, go to the Games section of the site; the homepage only summarizes it and does not name individual titles.

What the Games section contains

According to the site, the Games section is where you find "a list of all the games which were written by our members." The homepage describes the section as "Games for Windows, Linux and Mac!" and also refers to "Shareware and other games."

That gives you three things to expect from the list:

  • Member-made games — titles written by SwordLord members rather than third-party or commercial releases.
  • Desktop platforms — Windows, Linux and Mac are the stated targets.
  • Possible shareware releases — the site uses the phrase "shareware and other games," so some entries may be shareware while others are not.

How to find the games

  1. Open swordlord.com.
  2. Go to the Games section (linked from the homepage alongside Maker, Urban Gardening and Tech Mentoring).
  3. Read the list of games written by members.

The homepage itself does not list game names, so the Games section is the only place on the site where the full list appears. If you want details on a specific title, that section is where to look.

What the site does not tell you

The available site content does not include:

  • Individual game titles or descriptions
  • Download links or file sizes
  • Whether the games are free, paid, or require registration
  • System requirements beyond the platform names
  • Current availability or release dates

So if you need to know whether a particular game is still downloadable or what it costs, that information is not confirmed by the site content summarized here — check the Games section directly for whatever details it currently provides.

Related sections worth knowing

SwordLord also has a Maker section for hardware and maker projects, and a Mentoring section covering tech mentoring and support for open source projects. If your interest is in what the crew builds beyond games, those sections cover the rest.