I use Godot for my game, it's great.

and for the sprites I just use GIMP.

Here's my stack for this:

Language: Nim

Engine: Nimgame 2 (mine, WIP)

Tools and editors: gvim, git, aseprite, audacity, appimage

Repo (not much to look at yet)

Going all in with

FreePascal
Lazarus
Vim
Gimp
Aseprite
Audacity
Tiled
SDL2

Rolling my own engine for this

Will try to put something tiny with

• Vim
• Python
• Curses

Engine: Unity with C#
3d art: Blender
2d art: Krita, Photoshop
Audio: Bfxr, Audacity

Might use Substance Designer/Painter if I end up needing advanced materials.

I will most likely put Unity project with the game upload for anyone to take a peek if they want.

• Language: Java
• Engine: libgdx
• IDE: Intellij Idea
• Graphics: Gimp
• Sounds: sfxr
• Music: don't know, may use LMMS

I'll add a link to source if I have something more than basic tests

Github link

love, gimp, jedit, a cell phone mic, my stellar voice, and espeak for the robots!

i use the blender game engine and audacity that's it for now

I'm making a dungeon-crawler-lilke game using c++, SDL2 and libphysfs.

I use VIM as my code editor ( with YCM, CtrlP, Ack.vim and other nice stuff ).

git for version control/backups.

Aseprite and GIMP for graphics.

Audacity, sfxr and lmms for sound/music.

A4 office paper + pencil for planning and sketching.

Also, I record my work process using vokoscreen. But the last hour recording went down the holes because vokoscreen crashed, though :)

I'm making a "newtonic variant of dwarf fortress", and I am sticking to Blender's game engine. I plan on using the Cython compiler to get my extra-libraries in a decent format, but that's on the far end of the list. (Also my Editor of choice is gedit, and I'm working on a DVORAK vortex pok3r… let's not start a holy war about speed vs. extra keystrokes, ok?)

Aside from that… I've made my concept art in GIMP, and depending on if I get far enough to do actual textures / sprites (AO ftw!), I might enlist Krita or Toonboom.

As for music and sound… once everything else actually works™, I'm confident that a solution for this will come along.

I'm making a first person (raycasted) dungeon crawler.

I'm using C++ and I started from scratch using SDL2.

Tools and libraries I'm using:

• Visual Studio Code
• clang++
• ninja-build
• SDL2
• Aseprite
• Renoise

Here's the repository: https://github.com/StijnBrouwer/crawl

Good luck to everyone!

EDIT: I have tried implementing collision response for the last couple of hours and failed miserably. I also developed a deep hatred for C++ after I realized that you can implicitly construct objects with one argument in the constructor using the assignment operator; a simple typo cost me an hour to debug. Might not finish this game.

I'm making a Capitalism II clone with Mini Metro graphics.

The server is written in C++ (Boost and stuff), the client in JavaScript (Electron & PixiJS). CLion for the former, WebStorm for the latter, basically I'm a JetBrains fan :) and everything is in Mercurial.

All "art" currently consists of lines and shapes, although I'd like to use proper icons for goods types, but not sure where to get them (pre-drawn sets, if they exist, probably won't cover everything I need).

This is a prototype for a commercial game, so it won't be FOSS (unless I give up on the idea).

I'm making some small kind of racing game (submitted it too), but I'm not really good with graphics so it doesn't look all that fancy.

As for the software/libraries I'm using:

• Blender (3D meshes, some textures)
• GIMP & Pinta for the other textures
• BMFont (generated a bitmap font of Roboto with this, runs over wine)
• Assimp
• SDL2
• The D Programming Language
  • Avocado (small game library/engine by me and a friend)