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readme.md

Hangover Build Status Loc Nimble

HangOver

Contents

What is Hangover?

In short, it is a 2D game engine written in Nim. Hangover started as a full rewrite of a game engine called gin, which was inspired by Monogame. At the point of writing this, Hangover has been inspired by Unity, GodotNim and more.

Why Use Hangover?

There are little to no reasons to use hangover as it was just made as a side project, but these are the reasons I use it.

Optional EC code

Hangover supports a ec system based off unitys. Allowing an "easier" transition from unity to Hangover.

Clean(ish) Code

Hangover uses nims macros to define systems, allowing for cleaner code.

Games Made in Hangover