Here's a tech demo showing what DragonRuby Game Toolkit is capable of.
Here's a tech demo showing what DragonRuby Game Toolkit is capable of.
A critically acclaimed viral smash hit. Made with DragonRuby Game Toolkit. Read about it in The New Yorker.
Damn it feels good to be able to put that badge of honor on ADR: pic.twitter.com/qAUlA8qwKx
— Amir Rajan (@amirrajan) September 16, 2019
This list of games on Itch.io continues to grow. Check out all the all the fun little experiments devs are creating.
What showcase would be complete with out a Flappy Bird clone? Playable online and on the desktop. All done with 377 lines of Ruby. Try it out here.
A re-implementation of a classic game which distributed with MS-DOS by IBM. Clocking in at 380 lines of Ruby. Try it out here.
Ryan does a deep dive with DragonRuby and works through an implementation of Tetris from scratch.
Amir gives a quick tour of one of the sample apps that comes with DragonRuby Game Toolkit. It's specifically designed for the annual LOWREZ Jam.
You can play around with the engine using our Online Sandbox. The source code for the sandbox is available on GitHub if you want to run a local instance of the website.
Be sure to checkout The Showcase Page to see all that's possible with the engine.
If you want to take a deep dive into the sample apps and api, full docs to the engine can be found here.
You are eligible for a free license if any of the following items pertain to you:
There are many opportunities to get a free lifetime Indie subscription, but the requirements are a bit stricter. First and foremost, you have to join the DragonRuby Discord Channel and reach a rank of Black Belt 1st Degree by being an active member in the community. From there you'll want to pursue one of the following goals (talk with @amirrajan to set up a game plan if you're serious):