Ren'py's value proposition is the scripting language, SDK and cross-platform/mobile distribution I think. The graphics capabilities are pretty simple afaict.
Yes, it worked cross-platform at one time. Trouble is, everything has moved on to the point that I can no longer get an old Ren'py game of mine (pyweek 13) to run in either Linux or Windows. I'd guess Mac would be the same, except I no longer own one.
The ability to run your own work a few years onward is pretty important. Who wants to make anything with such a short lifespan?
Right now, I'm thinking the most universal, portable and durable format is a Docker container. Which is leading me towards the idea of a web app.
My submission for this current pyweek will be of this kind. I'm very constrained on time, so it's likely to be the simplest thing I can possibly get working. Python3.7, HTML, CSS3. Maybe some SVG but likely not even that.
mauve on
2019/09/18 21:00:
Ren'py's value proposition is the scripting language, SDK and cross-platform/mobile distribution I think. The graphics capabilities are pretty simple afaict.