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In my experience, pygame is kind of annoying because you quickly outgrow it. There's no convenient way to share your game with other people and it is pretty bug
by joshuapants 11y ago
In my experience, pygame is kind of annoying because you quickly outgrow it. There's no convenient way to share your game with other people and it is pretty buggy. I think something like Löve2D is good for (obviously) 2D games. It's well documented and not too difficult to use.
It's also not too hard to get started in Unity. I haven't tried Monogame, but it could also be a good option. Both of those use C#, and I believe Monogame can also work with any .NET language.
- erikb 11y agoYeah. I stopped using pygame after I realised it does the things for me which are rather easy to understand and implement anyway, but leaves the things open to you that are hard to understand and important to your performance (like visibility polygons). This is the opposite of what a framework should do.