An example of the usage of the Gosu library with Ruby

RTanque is a game for programmers. Players program the brain of a tank and then send their tank+brain into battle with other tanks. All tanks are otherwise equal. Rules of the game are simple: Last bot standing wins. Gameplay is also pretty simple. Each tank has a base, turret and radar, each of...

Framework for building and distributing games using Gosu

A minimal 2D Game Library built on top of the Gosu gem.

Classic arcade game written in Ruby w/ Gosu.

Extra special effects, such as shader, for the Gosu game-development library

FORKED TO USE A DIFFERENT OPENGL DEPENDENCY: Extra special effects, such as shader, for the Gosu game-development library

Fidgit is a GUI library built on Gosu/Chingu

Fidgit is a GUI library built on Gosu/Chingu

Metro is a 2D Gaming framework built around gosu (game development library). Metro makes it easy to create games by enforcing common conceptual structures and conventions.

Prototype Gosu games with ease

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TexPlay is a light-weight image manipulation framework for Ruby and Gosu

Arcade is a simple Ruby-vased DSL for creating old-school arcade games like Pong. The philosophy is similar to GameMaker, except expressed as a Ruby library instead of a crazy GUI.

OpenGL accelerated 2D game framework for Ruby. Builds on Gosu (Ruby/C++) which provides all the core functionality. Chingu adds simple yet powerful game states, prettier input handling, deployment safe asset-handling, a basic re-usable game object and stackable game logic.

Simple toolbox library and lean API to build great mini games in Ruby

Default extensions built onto the popular Gosu Framework. Uses Chipmunk for game physics. That's it for now. I'm working on them. Anyway, GAME ON!

A useful and yet simple spritesheet extension for Gosu.

Handles TexturePacker format and makes it ready to use with Gosu

Makes it easy to load tile maps built with Tiled editor into Gosu games