Raylib v6.0

Man, am I so excited. raylib is how I managed to actually.. start getting proper fun out of programming, and finally get some projects that could be considered complete, as small as they were.

Re: Raylib v6.0

#5

Post by alex_x » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 2:49 PM UTC

I'm currently building my roguelike in swift using c-interop with raylib - this brings me so much joy

Re: Raylib v6.0

#6

Post by boarush » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 2:57 PM UTC

Waiting for Tsoding to do another Raylib speedrun

Re: Raylib v6.0

#7

Post by dioxide » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 3:05 PM UTC

alex_x wrote: post #5

I'm currently building my roguelike in swift using c-interop with raylib - this brings me so much joy

more info pls.

Re: Raylib v6.0

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Post by metaltyphoon » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 3:12 PM UTC

boarush wrote: post #6

Waiting for Tsoding to do another Raylib speedrun

That's his go to for "hello world" for different languages :D. I love it so much.

Re: Raylib v6.0

#9

Post by vivzkestrel » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 3:22 PM UTC

do we still need unreal engine and unity? if yes what are the things that raylib is missing that these engines have? beginner gamedev so please take it easy here

Re: Raylib v6.0

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Post by c0balt » Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 3:30 PM UTC

vivzkestrel wrote: post #9

do we still need unreal engine and unity? if yes what are the things that raylib is missing that these engines have? beginner gamedev so please take it easy here

The scope/feature set of both is just quite a lot wider, from IDEs to an ecosystem of 1st and 3rd party libraries and extensions. The rendering engines and their capabilities are also quite different (with Unreal and Unity both being quite a lot more advanced).