Astera
A C99 cross-platform 2D game library with deferred/forward rendering, collision detection, audio, and asset management.
What is Astera?
Astera is a cross-platform 2D game library written in C99, designed to provide essential tools for game development such as rendering, collision detection, audio, and asset management. It focuses on portability, supporting Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD, making it suitable for developers targeting multiple operating systems.
Game developers and hobbyists working on 2D projects who need a lightweight, portable library in C without the overhead of larger engines.
Developers choose Astera for its simplicity, cross-platform support, and C99 foundation, offering core game development features without complex dependencies or licensing restrictions.
Overview
A C99 Cross Platform 2D Game Library
Use Cases
Best For
- Building lightweight 2D games in C
- Cross-platform game development targeting Windows, Linux, and macOS
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