termloop
A pure Go game engine for building terminal-based games with a simple render loop, built on top of Termbox.
What is termloop?
Termloop is a pure Go game engine for building terminal-based games and interactive applications. It provides a simple render loop, built-in entity types, and essential game development features like collision detection and input handling, making it straightforward to create games that run directly in the terminal.
Go developers interested in creating terminal-based games, interactive command-line applications, or learning game development in a constrained environment without graphical libraries.
Developers choose Termloop for its simplicity and focus on terminal game development, offering built-in features like collision detection and asset loading from ASCII art or JSON, all while leveraging Go's portability for easy cross-compilation and deployment.
Overview
Terminal-based game engine for Go, built on top of Termbox
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating simple terminal-based games like Snake, Tetris, or maze explorers
- Building interactive command-line applications with game-like mechanics
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