trivial-gamekit
A simple Common Lisp framework for 2D game development with graphics, audio, and input handling.
What is trivial-gamekit?
trivial-gamekit is a simple framework for creating 2D games in Common Lisp. It provides an easy-to-use interface for graphics, audio, and input handling, allowing developers to focus on game logic rather than low-level details. The framework is designed to lower the barrier to entry for Lisp programmers interested in game development.
Common Lisp developers who want to explore game development without dealing with complex graphics or audio APIs. It's ideal for hobbyists, educators, or anyone looking to prototype 2D games quickly in a Lisp environment.
Developers choose trivial-gamekit for its simplicity and tight integration with Common Lisp workflows, enabling rapid prototyping and REPL-driven development. It offers a lightweight alternative to more complex game engines while leveraging Lisp's interactive programming capabilities.
Overview
Simple framework for making 2D games
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning game development concepts in Common Lisp
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