ArcadeMaker

containing code and just does what it says.” Somehow, I made it work. In the beginning, running an empty loop counting to 1M took 7 seconds. After a lot of performance work and rebuilding parts of the system, the same machine can now run a 30M loop in 2–3 seconds. Pretty nice improvement. The language itself is a bit unusual, and I want to share one small feature I really like: loop counters. foreach item in ['a', 'b', 'c'] : counter c { println(c + ": " + item) } // Output: // 0: a // 1: b // 2: c Not a complicated feature, but pretty useful. Here's a YouTube video showing me using the engine to build a little game Anyway, these days I barely have time to work on the project, so I decided to open-source it. I’m hoping people here will find it interesting and help turn it into something real. I'm looking for contributors! I know there are tons of AI-generated projects being shared these days, so please, please, take a quick look at the code before assuming this is one of them. I promise it's pretty obvious that it was written by a human. Any feedback is welcome.