gamedev_libraries VS flare-game

If you don't like my suggestions for libraries, or want to explore more complex topics like serialization and scripting, check out this master list of gamedev libraries: https://github.com/raizam/gamedev_libraries

You can also try use C++, which I think you commented on here as what you prefer. Similarly, you should usually start with knowing how to code in the language first, and then find libraries that you might need to add more ✨ pizzaz ✨ sa game. Can try to see this list or this github repo hahaha i'm not a game developer, but i just have these saved randomly. hope it helps!

Yes, but the bulk of the effort isn't going into engines or ports. And it's certainly not going into proprietary equivalents of libraries like SDL2 or Dear ImGui.

Tools make it seem like you press buttons and things happen, You will find more if you look for libraries. https://github.com/raizam/gamedev_libraries.

If you really don't want to work with HTML & CSS, you'll probably need to extend Node.js with native C++ modules to architect your engine.

Flare Game - ARPG, the Flare engine was created for. Plain Text, Python

Cool open rpg that I completed for all classes.

FLARE: An action RPG with gameplay alike to the games in the Diablo series

Flare is an open source diablo-like action rpg.

I'm a big fan of Flare, and it was a sleeper hit for me because I didn't grow up with games like Diablo. It's open-source, and while it has a pretty short campaign in the vanilla version, it has a lot of fan-made campaigns and mods. It's not the most engaging game I've played, but it's fun to zone out to while listening to podcasts.

Therefore, if a game has to use an off-the-shelf engine, at least make it an open-source engine like FLARE or O3DE. If you're picking libraries, use something permissively licensed, so you don't have to try to negotiate a commercial license to combine something with a copyleft, like recently happened to the remaster of the old Blade Runner point-and-click adventure game. Weird licenses mix together about as well as fish sauce and cake frosting.

> Dungeon Crawl

This is a favorite. And just to add, after I got a bit tired of roguelikes I tried out Flare and got hooked on the old version in my distro's repos. Later I found it is still under active development and really fun, with a greatly improved base campaign and community mods available as well.

Be sure to get the AppImage rather than whatever might be in older repos if you're running Linux.

https://flarerpg.org/

Recent presentation: https://flarerpg.org/2022/02/21/i-love-free-software-day-202...

Blog: https://flarerpg.org/blog/

Forums: https://opengameart.org/forums/flare

It may also be worth browsing the Q&A category of the Discussions page for some more esoteric knowledge.

For example https://flarerpg.org I didnt follow it closer since years so, so cant tell about the current state. The homepage has some recent news entries though.

Why not give Flare-Free/Libre Action Roleplaying Engine a try? Base game is diabloesque but it's easily moddable.