The Eclipse game engine creates online 2-dimensional games using 8 bit, 16 bit, or 32 bit tiles. This gives games created with the engine a "retro" look that is common on the Nintendo and super Nintendo systems. The engine has a compiled option but also released a version of the source code which is free to use. Eclipse takes an odd approach to game creating, as it uses no external editors. To create a game you must first log on to a field of black space then start building the world using in-game editors. The engine comes in two basic parts: the Client and Server. The server is supposed to be run on a computer with a fast internet connection. Whoever runs the client will have it connect to the server creating a multi player game. Though to actually connect to others, you will have to set up Port Forwarding.

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