Eon Clash is the company that produces the JumpStart Game Engine. It was founded in 1997 by Jeremy Darling to create an online game. Eon Clash the game has never made it past the drawing board stage, but since the sites inception it has provided components and controls (mostly freeware) for Free Pascal, Lazarus, and Delphi. JumpStart is the 2D engine with FreeRoam being the 3D engine that is still under active development.

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