luminoveau
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Easy to use tools for creating games and other creative projects.
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Luminoveau is a C++ library designed to simplify game development and creative programming.
Luminoveau provides a set of tools and utilities to help developers build immersive experiences, from 2D games to interactive art installations.
This is the bare minimum to get a window going.
Documentation and examples are available in the Wiki.
For questions, feedback, or support, feel free to contact us. Or find us on our discord server.
We acknowledge and appreciate the contributions of these individuals and projects to the game development community.
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