Key Features

• Source-Control Friendly: Prosperon uses script-based scene data with relative paths—no unnecessary binary files until you ship.
• Composition Over Inheritance: If an object “looks” like a sprite, you can pass it as a sprite—no heavy class hierarchies. It’s all about flexible, dynamic code.
• Highly Reflective & Debug-Ready: Collect entity usage, memory consumption, and automatically generate docs.
• Gradual Performance Optimization: Prosperon picks the best path automatically, but offers varying functions for more control. We aim for for 240 FPS on modest hardware for most games.
• Fast 2D Rendering: Prosperon supports sprite based rendering, and includes a fun-to-work-with flexbox-style UI module

Learn

Check out the Prosperon manual to learn more about Prosperon’s module system, handling input, rendering 2D scenes, and deploying your game.

In the reflective, dynamic, prosperon way, the documentation site itself is built entirely with Prosperon and comes bundled within the engine. Think Emacs–style scripting.

Prosperon also comes with some example games to help you learn the ropes quickly.

Price

Prosperon is currently $25 in pre-release (a 50% discount off the eventual $50 price). That one-time fee grants you:

• Use of Prosperon for commercial or personal games (no royalties)
• All updates through v1.x
• Support for Windows, Mac, and Linux (with more coming soon)
• Inviation to make an account on the official forum where you can connect with other developers and share what you're making

For enhanced support or wish to shape Prosperon’s future, you can optionally subscribe to one of these directly on the Discourse. You'll get the ability to post on more exclusive forums to get help more quickly, as well as vote on features on our roadmap.

License

All Prosperon licenses are commercial. You can distribute Prosperon-based games with no royalties and freely ship the Prosperon runtime. For the full details, visit our license page.