KorGE

Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine

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Info about the project:

KorGE is a modern multiplatform game engine for Kotlin. Features include:

Hot Reloading
- KorGE supports HotReloading to see changes immediately without having to restart the application
KProject support
- Share & re-use source code and resources via GitHub
Debugger
- Live-debug your games
100% Kotlin
- KorGE is fully written in Kotlin and designed from the ground up to embrace modern and easy coding styles
Multiplatform
- KorGE gradle plugin allows to target the following platforms: JVM for Android, JS & WASM for the Web, native code for iOS, and JVM/JS for Desktop
Quick installation
- Install the KorGE IntelliJ Plugin or clone the “Hello World!” project and start making your own game in less than a minute
Fully productive
- Since KorGE targets the JVM, you can develop your game, try it, debug it and test it using IntelliJ IDEA
Tons of features
- KorGE is just the last layer of a larger stack (Korlibs) for multimedia development
Small footprint
- KorGE has a very small footprint. It has no external dependencies and only uses the libraries available on each platform

For more information, visit:

Usage:

KorGE and all the other korlibs in a single monorepo.

To use this version in other projects,
you have to publish it locally to mavenLocal,
and then use 999.0.0.999 as version:

```shell script
./gradlew publishToMavenLocal


If you want to make changes and easily try things.
You can run the `korge-sandbox` module that runs
the `src/commonMain/kotlin/Main.kt` file;
you can make experiments there:
```shell script
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runJvm
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runJs
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runAndroidRelease
./gradlew :korge-sandbox:runIosDeviceRelease

KorGE Store

Traditionally all the KorGE modules were published to central and their source code was available here,
now they are available via kproject in separate repositories.
You can find a catalog of all the published extensions here:

https://store.korge.org