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If you happen to know, how does haxe compare to Godot? Would you say it's simpler to draw and get a very basic game/prototype up and running?
by phreack 7y ago
If you happen to know, how does haxe compare to Godot? Would you say it's simpler to draw and get a very basic game/prototype up and running?
- Drakim 7y agoHaxe is more like a traditional programming language, not an "engine" or whatever is the right term for Godot.
- umvi 7y agoI would call Godot/Unity/GameMaker an engine-IDE. You can have an engine like Love or pygame where the engine is literally just a shared object or dll and you need to basically supply your own tools for level design, programming, etc. Engine-IDEs are one-stop-shops with nearly everything you could need built in (level editor, code editor, particle effect sandbox, etc.).
- rishav_sharan 7y agoSuper easy. Haxe's Flixel is probably one of the most full featured and easy to use 2d engines around.