Koala Engine
A C++20 game engine built on EnTT's Entity-Component-System architecture, focusing on ease-of-use, runtime extensibility, and compile-time type safety.
What is Koala Engine?
Kengine is a C++20 game engine that implements the Entity-Component-System (ECS) architecture using the EnTT library. It provides a modular framework for building games with an emphasis on runtime extensibility, compile-time type safety, and a data-oriented design. The engine includes pre-built components and systems for rendering, physics, scripting, and more, all organized into optional libraries.
Game developers and programmers familiar with C++ and ECS patterns who want a type-safe, modular engine for building custom game tooling or educational projects.
Developers choose Kengine for its strong integration with EnTT, its unique approach of treating systems as entities for full runtime introspection, and its extensive reflection capabilities that enable dynamic editing and scripting without sacrificing type safety.
Overview
Game engine with an Entity-Component-System (ECS) architecture. Focus on ease-of-use, runtime extensibility and compile-time type safety.
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning ECS architecture with a real-world C++20 implementation
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