14 Years of Building My Own 2d Game Engine

Hello, fellow engine developer! nCine is pretty cool. Your engine is one of the ones we evaluate against our own at Planimeter!

It's really cool to see your journey, and also, how long it's taken. There's a lot of growth and learning there that we can relate to.

Clicky: https://encelo.github.io/nCine_14Years_Presentation/

I can really relate to the challenges of managing both code architecture and project assets. Over time, I realized that having a reliable assistant for game development makes a huge difference. Tools like https://www.code-maestro.com/ have been especially useful—they help maintain clean code structure, automate handling of scenes and prefabs, and even provide insights for optimizing mechanics or fixing lingering bugs. Beyond just coding, it turns complex projects into an interactive knowledge base, making it easier to understand how different systems connect. For anyone working on long-term or legacy projects, integrating something that offers both code generation and structured documentation can save months of trial and error, while also supporting more consistent and maintainable growth over time.