prism
A modular roguelike engine for LÖVE, built with Lua and using the command pattern for extensible turn-based game development.
What is prism?
Prism is a modular roguelike game engine built with Lua for the LÖVE framework. It provides a structured foundation for creating turn-based games by leveraging the command pattern and composition, enabling developers to implement complex game mechanics like multitile actors, in-game editing, and built-in systems for inventory and animations.
Game developers, hobbyists, and indie creators interested in building traditional roguelike or turn-based games using Lua and LÖVE, especially those seeking a modular and extensible engine.
Developers choose Prism for its modular design, built-in game systems, and flexibility, which reduce development time and allow for creative customization without sacrificing structure, all under the permissive MIT license.
Overview
A modular roguelike engine for LÖVE, licensed under the MIT license.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building traditional roguelike games with turn-based mechanics
- Creating games with large, multitile actors like dragons or bosses
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