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Game Development Tools of Love (the game) - Eskil Steenberg

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Game developmentGraphics and audioUnity, Unreal and GodotGame programmingC

Eskil Steenberg presents the custom game development tools and engine architecture created for his game Love.

Recorded October 2014. Reddit thread: reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/5i7phj/game_development_tools_… quelsolaar.com twitter.com/quelsolaar twitter.com/eskilsteenberg

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What people say. Recommended as a technically impressive example of a game and its custom tools written in C.

u/CosbyKushTNin r/C_Programming • Recommends

On “Thinking of writing a game in C with Raylib, how viable is this for creating projects I actually want to release.”

>I can't find any examples of games written in C since the 90s One technically impressive example is love. Basically written in C89. Ryan Fluery and Casey Muraatori use either C, or a very limited subset of C++ respectively. Undertale is written with even ***less features*** than C has. Toby Fox didn't even use structs. I think you will find it's style of GML similar to what alot of C code looks like. If you want control and are willing to things from scratch raylib is a super quick way to start.
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