Visual C++ 2008 (recommended) or 2010 required for the Windows C++ version, but the free Express versions are fine.
Both languages have access to:
- 2D graphics and text, accelerated by 3D hardware
- Sound samples and music in various formats
- Keyboard, mouse and gamepad input
- gem install gosu
complete with examples, precompiled for Windows & OS X - gem install texplay
pixel-based drawing on Gosu images, by banister - gem install chingu
a library that adds more game logic, by ippa - gem install ruby-opengl
the standard Ruby OpenGL gem works fine with Gosu to add 3D effects (see the included example, or this fine bundle of tutorials by tjbladez) - gem install chipmunk
a popular physics library with an integration example in the wiki - gem install rmagick
can be used as a more powerful but harder-to-distribute alternative to TexPlay, example included in Gosu
Ruby Game Development: Overview
If you are coming from a Ruby background and haven't yet decided on a library or want to know about alternatives to Gosu, or if you haven't yet decided to even use Ruby, check out Andrea O. K. Wright’s articles and conference talk.Article (part 1) / Article (part 2) / Video of the talk (RubyConf '07)
http://www.libgosu.org/
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