Have you tried PyGame? They have very different philosophies. Gosu has a very big assumption about the game window, has a different input mechanism (no queue), and has very little extras on top of it because it’s so barebones.
Yep, I tried PyGame a while ago and really liked it. If I wanted to make a real “game” I think that would be the easier way to go. But I must admit that Gosu is quite fun to play with because it’s so bare bones. Both are a lot of fun IMHO. :)
Have you tried PyGame? They have very different philosophies. Gosu has a very big assumption about the game window, has a different input mechanism (no queue), and has very little extras on top of it because it’s so barebones.
Yep, I tried PyGame a while ago and really liked it. If I wanted to make a real “game” I think that would be the easier way to go. But I must admit that Gosu is quite fun to play with because it’s so bare bones. Both are a lot of fun IMHO. :)