iigs-game-engine VS gb-wordle

If you do look at the IIgs for your game, I just released a beta of my tile engine today at KansasFest that could help writing a platformer. Coding for the IIgs is different than the Apple ][ and has a learning curve, just so you’re aware.

I’ve been working on a Tile Engine for a couple of years that’s an evolution of the graphics routines used in the Super Mario demo. It’s hosted on GitHub now and I am pushing toward a beta release next month.

And if there are people specifically interested in console-style IIgs game development, I've picked up and significantly enhanced my old graphics engine that was used for the IIgs Super Mario Bros demo.

It's available on github at https://github.com/lscharen/iigs-game-engine

I really want to make a retro version of my turn based strategy game Proximity[1] (pretty simple game and I've mostly made a version in Pico-8 already, so it should be doable) for NES, GB, SNES, GBA, and/or something similar, but I'd like to do it with the least time and effort (because I really don't have a lot of time anymore).

It seems like the new GBDK might be the easiest, especially since I recently ran into the source code[2] for a Wordle clone someone made using it that I could reference, but is there perhaps an even easier way? Most software kits assume you're moving sprites around on a screen and don't seem like a good fit for the project.

[1]: https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/183428

[2]: https://github.com/stacksmashing/gb-wordle

You can get the gb rom here: https://github.com/stacksmashing/gb-wordle

project on GitHub