Caravel | A simple game development framework built using C | Game Engine library

Caravel is a C# library typically used in Gaming, Game Engine, Unity applications. Caravel has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Caravel is a simple 2D game engine built using MonoGame and C#. It was started as my experiment to learn about how a game engine is structured (what main components does it have and how do these interact with each other) . It is not meant to replace any more complex game engines like Unity, GameMaker, Godot or Unreal, although you are free to use this if you like. I've created a startup project as a basis for quickly getting up and running using Caravel. Conceptually think of Caravel as a mix between Unity and Godot. You have the Unity way of building entities with the several components in an entity dictating how it behaves, but you have a bit of Godot in how the "prefabs" work. Each scene in Caravel can be instantiated inside any other scene (be careful for circular references though if you're instantiating scenes from resources) and this is how you create reausable complex objects in your games. Additionally Caravel is built with code first in mind. While there is an editor and it is very useful in speeding up scene and object creation, it is strictly optional. You can do everything by code or by hand crafting the scene and entity type xml files.