One of my main interests as a software developer is creating game engines from scratch using C++.

From this I’ve learned a lot in terms of both graphics knowledge and software development!

2D Engine Project

List of features in the engine:

• 2D scene graph / node system mimicking the Godot engine
• Scripting support via the Squirrel language (http://squirrel-lang.org/)
• Cross-platform rendering using the sokol (https://github.com/floooh/sokol) library
• Batched sprite and text rendering
• Simple 2D collision detection
• Resource compilation using PhysFS, support for single-executable compilation
• Custom C++ build system using Python and Ninja

Flock3D

The goal of this project was to create a vampire-survivors-like game in 3D.

The list of features I’ve worked on so far:

• Vulkan 3D renderer (with bindless rendering support)
• Custom-built entity-component-system (ECS) for managing game objects
• Fast terrain rendering on the GPU using Perlin noise
• Boid simulation (accelerated with multithreading and uniform grids)
• Loading and rendering GLTF models
• Custom C++ build system using Python and FastBuild

Roxy scripting language

Currently in my spare time I’m developing a scripting language named Roxy, intended to use for game development.

Not much to show since it’s in the early stages, but I’m aiming for the following features:

• Strongly-typed
• No GC, uses reference counting for memory management
• Fast and easy interopability with C/C++
• LSP editor support