Can you make other games then dating sim in renpy? If yes how? second question does anyone know how to do this (afection points for "good" answear) in unity?

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Twine

I mean, text-based are Quest and Twine, but you'd have to ask in their forums and reddits if you can put fancy minigames in. You could look into Game Maker which is a 2D engine. You could try any of the RPG Makers, which come with a pretty big collection of graphics and also have communities that make and share even more (graphics, audio, scripts, etc). Other engines I know (but never even touched, so I have no idea if they are a good choice) would be Construct, Godot, Cocos, and Löve.

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Quest

I mean, text-based are Quest and Twine, but you'd have to ask in their forums and reddits if you can put fancy minigames in. You could look into Game Maker which is a 2D engine. You could try any of the RPG Makers, which come with a pretty big collection of graphics and also have communities that make and share even more (graphics, audio, scripts, etc). Other engines I know (but never even touched, so I have no idea if they are a good choice) would be Construct, Godot, Cocos, and Löve.

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LOVE 2D

I mean, text-based are Quest and Twine, but you'd have to ask in their forums and reddits if you can put fancy minigames in. You could look into Game Maker which is a 2D engine. You could try any of the RPG Makers, which come with a pretty big collection of graphics and also have communities that make and share even more (graphics, audio, scripts, etc). Other engines I know (but never even touched, so I have no idea if they are a good choice) would be Construct, Godot, Cocos, and Löve.

#Game Development #Game Engine #2D Game Engine 181 social mentions

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Godot Engine

I mean, text-based are Quest and Twine, but you'd have to ask in their forums and reddits if you can put fancy minigames in. You could look into Game Maker which is a 2D engine. You could try any of the RPG Makers, which come with a pretty big collection of graphics and also have communities that make and share even more (graphics, audio, scripts, etc). Other engines I know (but never even touched, so I have no idea if they are a good choice) would be Construct, Godot, Cocos, and Löve.

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