Well I've never used RenPy, but if it's open-source I'm sure I could find out. Whatever it uses, it must sound better than PyGame if you use it on the Pi...

But what about other languages, then? I know C, C++, C#, and others. so I'm not gonna limit myself to just Python.

That would be hysterical! Just the thought of a player actually getting wet when they fall into the water sounds pretty funny. Like you said, it might be a safety issue for some, but considering players would have to refill it themselves, idk... still, funny random thoughts are always cool in my boo...

Good point (lol), I'm mostly thinking of old-school arcade/console style games; platformers, space shooters, maybe an RPG like Final Fantasy 1, etc. I'm definitely into building stuff in that retro/8-bit style, just not in an emulator. This is because of one thing I'd like to do differently: I'd lik...

Hey guys, Sorry if this is in the wrong place. The programming section is broken down by language, and I haven't decided that yet. I've tried a bunch of different game engines over the years, in a bunch of different languages, but I'm not sure which is the best way to go for games that run on the Pi...

Good morning & happy Friday! :) I'm a programmer and I've been absolutely hooked on the Raspberry Pi! It's been a lot of fun learning Linux, but I still have a long way to go. Like my question right now is probably very noobish - but that's why I'm asking (lol). I don't see very well, so I use scree...