Obscura

Obscura is a modular game engine created in C++, specially designed with flexibility and customization in mind.

Note

We’re currently in the thick of development, so it’s not quite ready for prime-time production use just yet. However, we value your input and assistance immensely. If you’re interested in contributing to Obscura, please check out our [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) file. Your feedback and contribution can help shape the future of this project.

For an in-depth look at Obscura, we’ve crafted a comprehensive documentation. It’s a great resource to understand the engine’s capabilities, its architecture, and how to get started with it.

Key Features of Obscura:

• Enabling Game-Changing Performance with Modern C++: Obscura revolutionizes game development by leveraging the full potential of modern C++ features. Through the strategic use of lambdas, smart pointers, and advanced standard library capabilities, Obscura empowers developers to create high-performance games with unparalleled efficiency and productivity.

• Optimized for Linux: Obscura’s development process is tailored mainly towards Linux, promising efficient performance on this platform.

• Utilizes Vulkan: We are currently in the process of developing a rendering pipeline which will leverage the power of Vulkan, aiming for high-quality visual performance.

• Modern CMake design: Adheres to modern CMake practices, ensuring a robust, reliable, and maintainable build system.

• Quickstart
  • Dependencies
  • Install
  • Build
• CMake
  • Include Obscura
  • Build parameters for Obscura
• Project Structure
  • cmake
  • docs
  • examples
  • extern
  • src
• Learning Resources
  • CMake
  • C++
  • Game Engine Development
• API
  • Components
  • Index