Blackthorn 3D — Lisp game engine using USerial June 20th, 2011
Patrick Stein

Elliott Slaughter announced Blackthorn 3D, yesterday. Blackthorn 3D is a game engine crafted in Lisp using LispbuilderSDL and cl-opengl for graphics and usocket and userial for network play.

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