Yo yo yo, whassup.

So, I've finally got this game to a point where I'm not completely embarrassed to show it off. I've been lightly working on whenever I had time over the past few months.

It's not a very fun game, but this is more of a technical challenge to me (and will continue to be, as I improve it). I learned a lot over the course of building it, and hopefully the next game I make will start off with a better architecture!

Source code is at: https://github.com/EddM/Pirate-Game. I'll upload a binary there when I get a chance.

Any feedback would be great (but be nice, it's only my first attempt :)). Forking the code, improving it and sending me a pull request back would be even better.

Finally, Gosu is awesome. What a great mind exercise it has been to develop a game within a familiar Ruby environment!

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Ah, there we go! Thanks (I think I was dissuaded from going to /downloads because it's marked as "C++ downloads" on the homepage, and I'm just hacking with Ruby).

They were mostly just indexed on Google, I don't think there were any from pages you maintain :)

Yo homies,

First up, great job on Gosu so far. Have been hacking about with it for a few days, and I'm looking forward to actually building something with it!

I have a question though: where's gosu-mac-wrapper (ie. the package that contains the template RubyGosu App.app)? The only links I can find to the gosu-mac-wrapper.tar.gz point to the Google Code project which is kicking me out with a 403 error.

Thanks :)