Suika2

Suika2 is a portable game engine that runs on both Windows and Mac. You can produce impressive visual novels using Suika2 - and have fun doing it too!

Demo

Portability

In a strict sense, Suika2 runs on Windows, Mac, Web browsers, iPhone, iPad, Android, Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD.

Suika2 consists of a platform independent part and a hardware abstraction layer (HAL). The platform independent part is written in ANSI C. HALs are currently written in C, Objective-C and Java.

If you want to port Suika2 to a new target platform, it is only necessary to write a HAL.

Contribution

Please submit issues light-heartedly - any and all feedback is welcome. Pull requests that correct my English are especially welcome.

Prebuilt Binary

Download the binary from the official web site.

Build from Source

See build/README.md

License

This software is released under the MIT license. You can redistribute this software commercially. See COPYING.

Usage

• On Windows:

  • Download the zip file from the official web site and extract it.
  • Open suika2 folder in Explorer.
  • Open suika.exe application.

• On Mac:

  • Download the zip file from the official web site and extract it.
  • Open suika2 folder in Finder.
  • Copy suika application in mac.dmg to suika2 folder.
  • Open suika application in suika2 folder.

• On iPhone/iPad:

  • Build from source code using Xcode. See build/README.md

• On Android:

  • Sample game is available on Google Play. See the official web site
  • To make your own game, you have to build from source code using Android Studio. See build/README.md

• On Linux/FreeBSD/NetBSD:

  • Build from source code. See build/README.md

Manuals

• Tutorial
• Command Reference

What does "suika" mean?

It means "watermelon" in Japanese.