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Nu

The engine has a promising future. It is clearly an experiment due to the language F#, but it is nice to see something new on the market. It has a nice approach using the Tiled editor for 2D and Blender for 3D.

The only cons in the future could be support for OpenGL 4.1, which is old, but as the dev wrote on his page, it is widely supported.


 


Links


Website: Nu


Download: Github, getting started page


Community: Wiki | Discord

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