Very impressed to see a 3D game. This is my first Lisp game jam and my knowledge of Lisps is limited, so I may just be a naïve noob, but I think its really clever. I will be reading your dev log to see what I can learn.
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Hi! The thing with 3D is that thanks to hardware implementations, the capabilities have become pretty standardized, so basic use in Lisp is not that different from other languages. So there are a wealth of resources to draw on if you want to explore it. I didn't go too much beyond generic library calls, but I think Lisp could really offer some advantages (using macros, etc) for /composing/ 3D scenes -- maybe I'll get a chance to explore those next time. Thanks for trying it and welcome to the jam!