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Yeah, Ren'Py is the entrenched contender here. It can now generate iOS and Android apps along with desktop ones, it has Steam API support built in for commercia
by zyxley 12y ago
Yeah, Ren'Py is the entrenched contender here. It can now generate iOS and Android apps along with desktop ones, it has Steam API support built in for commercial releases using the engine, and the engine using a domain-specific language on top of Python makes it flexible enough that people have put in turn-based strategy, RPGs, etc inside Ren'Py games.
- joshuapants 12y agoPeople do amazing things with Ren'Py. Given that it now has some mobile reach, I have to say that I don't see what a fairly limited proprietary HTML5 engine could offer if I were to make a VN, though maybe I'd have some reasons if I did it as a business rather than a hobby. edit: I hope this didn't come across as too negative, changed a bit to clarify.