Sorry, I'm a little confused. Are the screenshots from your game, or are they concept art? From the description it sounds like you haven't made a game yet but are still in the idea phase, but the screenshots look pretty far along

https://i.imgur.com/Ajcoe4h.gif Update, I can now define button UI as such: XML: <button Class="Ui" /> YAML (stylesheet) .Ui: BackgroundColor: $4c5844ff BorderSize: 1 BorderColor: $889180ff, $282e22ff, $282e22ff, $889180ff Color: $d8ded3ff button.Ui: MouseDown: BorderColor: $282e22ff, $88...

Along these lines, I toyed with the idea of using chromes renderer in a game engine. Apparently it's an isolated system that will take HTML (and potentially javascript?) and make the necessary draw calls. You just need to provide the draw calls. This was for a very UI driven game, based around inte...

If you commit 100% to an entity component system, this generally won't occur. It's hard to describe, but if everything is components of entities, you generally never have a component that's only used by one entity ever. Even things like "zombie" or "skeleton" are no longer compo...

Secondly, I don't mean this to take away from your achievement, but I have to ask, are you planning on making a game, or an engine? It's a hard one, and I know how easy it is to keep working on the engine. I will say though, that the engine is the best part, and there's nothing wrong with never mak...

I know that a simple 3D style is often easier to create assets for than 2D. Simple 3D objects are much simpler to create in something like Blender than nice 2D graphics are to create. And engines make it easy to load and control models, and to an extend even the game (like a ready to customise FPS ...

Unity and Unreal both have click and drag type scripting that doesn't require code. Unreal calls these "blueprints" while Unity calls them (I think) Bolt(?).

GameMaker also is capable of some 3D, and has visual scripting called "Drag and Drop"

I know that forums aren't really supposed to be content aggregates, but I found these GDC talks really useful when working on my engine, and helped to "juice" up the game:

Hi, I've been developing my own 2D engine for a year or so now. I'd like to tell you about it and see other engines people have made CPhys is a 2D game engine written in C# (.Net Core 5) using a forked version of SDL for Rendering, Audio, and I/O. I say forked because I forked it and added some new ...