Quaver/Quaver ↗
Created Mar 10, 2023 · View the Quaver/Quaver repository page
The ultimate community-driven, and open-source competitive rhythm game available on Steam.
An animated visualization of Quaver/Quaver's Git history from August 2017 to March 2023, built by 35 contributors. The codebase reached 29,044 lines, mostly C#. The video runs 3 minutes 26 seconds.
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Contributors
35
Lines of Code
29,044
From
Aug 30, 2017
To
Mar 1, 2023
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About Quaver/Quaver
Quaver is an open-source competitive rhythm game built in C# using MonoGame, available on Steam for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The game features vertical scrolling gameplay with two distinct modes, online leaderboards for competitive ranking, an in-game editor for creating custom charts, and a flexible multiplayer system that allows players to compete together. Its primary appeal lies in being community-driven and highly accessible across multiple platforms.
The project is developed in .NET 6 and emphasizes community contribution through its Discord server, where developers, testers, and players collaborate on improvements and new features. The codebase is structured around a modular system with submodules that maintain their own licensing, while the core game client is released under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Development requires only the .NET 6 SDK and access to a running Steam client, making it relatively straightforward for developers to build and run locally.
Contributors are encouraged to focus on one feature per branch or pull request and to follow the project's established code style guidelines. The maintainers ask that anyone planning to develop features intended for the Steam release first open an issue for discussion to ensure alignment with the project's overall direction and scope.
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