multik VS KorGE

If you need a simpler array syntax, have a look at the official multi dimensional array library for Kotlin: https://github.com/Kotlin/multik

for JVM https://github.com/Kotlin/multik

Multik (NumPy analogue) - Multidimensional array library for Kotlin.

To work with matrices, I'm using multik, a multidimensional array library for Kotlin. It has been publicly released recently, and you can read more about it on the Kotlin blog.

Can the benchmark add the recent https://github.com/Kotlin/multik And https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-numpy

Lua is easy to learn, dynamically typed and doesn't need to be compiled: it's perfect to get instant reload and it's perfect for small projects.

If you want to create games using Kotlin, you can try my 3D Game Engine: minigdx (https://github.com/minigdx/minigdx).

Or other game engine:

- https://littlekt.com/ (LittleKt (Little Kotlin) is a multiplatform 2D game framework written in Kotlin)

- https://korge.org/ (Korge - Modern Multiplatform Game Engine for Kotlin.)

- https://libgdx.com/ (LibGDX, it's for Java but you can use Kotlin, if you don't want to target the web platform)

- https://korge.org/ (Korge - Modern Multiplatform Game Engine for Kotlin.) - https://github.com/minigdx/minigdx (Minigdx - Minimalist Game Framework using Kotlin Multiplatform / I created it before creating Tiny) - https://libgdx.com/ (LibGDX, it's for Java but you can use Kotlin, if you don't want to target the web platform)

The new version of this Kotlin Multiplatform Game Engine https://korge.org/ (JS, JVM (Windows/Linux/Mac), Android, K/N(Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS)) along the korlibs (kds, kmem, klock, krypto, korma, korio, korim, korau, korgw, korge, korte) has been released.

there is actually a really nice library that might be what you're looking for: https://korge.org/

Have you seen KorGE?