Conjuration

A Ruby 2d game engine built on gosu/gosu.

Inspiration & Goals

As a Ruby developer, I want a toolset that allows me to prototype games quickly and easily. I want to be able to experiment with game mechanics and ideas without having to worry about the complexities of a full game engine.

• Provide a opinionated set of tools to build 2d games in Ruby.
• Focus on simplicity and ease of experimentation.
• Provide clear examples and documentation to help new developers get started.

Installation

As the gem is based on gosu, you will need to install the gosu dependencies.

• Gosu: Getting Started on OS X
• Gosu: Getting Started on Windows
• Gosu: Getting Started on Linux

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem "conjuration"

TODO: Add project generator. conjuration new my_game

Usage

You should setup your project with the following file structure:

.
├── src/
│   ├── assets
│   ├── game_objects
│   ├── scenes
│   └── game.rb
└── main.rb

• main.rb

The entrypoint for your game. This is where you require the game file and start the game.

TODO: Pull this into a bin script. conjuration run

• src/game.rb

The main game class. This is where you add your initial scene.

  class Game < Conjuration::Game
    def initialize
      super(title: "My Game")

      scene_manager.add_scene(:main_menu, MainMenuScene)
      scene_manager.set_scene(:main_menu)
    end
  end

• src/scenes

This is where you define each of your game scenes. Each scene should inherit from Conjuration::Scene.

• src/game_objects

This is where you define your game objects. Each game object should inherit from Conjuration::GameObject.

• src/assets

This is where you store your game assets. This can include images, sounds, and other resources.

Examples

• Tic Tac Toe

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/Nitemaeric/conjuration.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.