The game itself is the source code,we just need hs cards and mods he used to make these cards
And here I think the biggest limitation is renpy,I mean,you can see it could work,but still think it's better to choose another engine
He won't
And what engine would you suggest? Something that can only be played in Windows? Or takes massive hardware to run? If you think the limitation is RenPy, then look at all the problems with other enginesThe game itself is the source code,we just need hs cards and mods he used to make these cards
And here I think the biggest limitation is renpy,I mean,you can see it could work,but still think it's better to choose another engine
He won't
. This developer is not even making this game right now, and RenPy is easy. Do you think he will ever learn Unity or UE. Not a chance. Plus, they cost money . RenPy is free.
unity,godot,rpgmaker
fyi,all the alternatives work fine with the other os,welcome to 2025
That's a different kind of problem. Renpy originally wasn't meant to handle dozens of mini games. Did you understand what I was saying?If you think the limitation is RenPy, then look at all the problems with other engines
And nobody talked about the dev,the question was about volunteers who want to continue the game
They actually don't.Plus, they cost money
Unity makes you pay only when revenue is over 200k$ per yearAnd unreal when your summary revenue is higher than 1m$ If you earn that much money,is it a big problem
