Alce Game Engine

Alce Game Engine is a feature-rich game engine based on SFML and Box2D, designed to simplify the development of 2D games. Its primary goal is to provide a comprehensive suite of tools and components that streamline the creation process—from physics simulations and animations to user interface management and local storage.

Features

• Components:

  • Animation2d
  • Camera
  • ParticleSystem
  • Raycast2d
  • Rigidbody2d
  • SpriteRenderer

• UIElements (User Interface):

  • Button
  • Image
  • Text
  • TextInput

• Core Modules:

  • Kernel: engine's core module.
  • Audio: shared audio management module.
  • Storage: LocalStorage-like management module.
  • Chrono: time handling module.
  • Debug: log/tracking module.
  • Input: keyboard/mouse input management module.
  • Math: math engine module.

• Utils:

  • Collections: Custom Dictionary and List data structures.
  • String: sf::String Wrapper Class.
  • Json: easy-to-use rapidjson's wrapper class.
  • FileSystem: file and folder management classes.

• Alce CLI

Setup

Learn how to set up Alce Engine with ease through this tutorial.

Requirements

Minimun requirements:

• GCC 32bit v13.1.0^ (g++, mingw32-make, gdb)
• Windows 10, 11

Recommended:

• Python v3.1.0^

Contact

For any professional inquiries, please contact me at [email protected]. If you wish to contribute ideas or report any bugs, feel free to use the tools that GitHub provides.

External Libraries used by Alce Engine

• SFML under the ZLIB license
• Box2d under the MIT license
• Candle under the MIT license
• RichText under public domain
• rapidjson under the MIT license