JGame

JGame is a Java-based game development framework designed to simplify the creation of 2D games. It provides a set of libraries and tools that handle common game development tasks, allowing developers to focus on game logic and design. The framework offers functionalities for graphics rendering, input handling, sound management, and basic physics.

Developed with ease of use in mind, JGame aims to be accessible to both beginners and experienced Java programmers. It abstracts away much of the low-level complexity often associated with game development, such as direct graphics API calls or complex event loop management. The framework's architecture is often characterized by its event-driven model, where game objects respond to various events like user input or game state changes.

Key features of JGame typically include a sprite engine for managing visual elements, collision detection for interactions between game objects, and a flexible scene management system. While not as comprehensive as some larger game engines, JGame provides a solid foundation for developing a wide range of 2D games, from simple arcade-style titles to more complex platformers and puzzle games. Its reliance on Java makes it cross-platform compatible, allowing games developed with JGame to run on any system with a Java Virtual Machine.