GameMaker. I know my way around it pretty well, and I have a roguelike template so I don’t have to reinvent the wheel for the standard bits. The only downside is there is no standard roguelike library so if I want to do stuff like BSP or more advanced FOV algorithms I have to figure out how to do that stuff myself.
I had been tinkering with an old vanilla Javascript engine I had started years ago while killing time on lunch breaks. Dusted it off a few days ago and have been aggressively working on bringing it up to speed and adding features so it can be ready for this year. Pure vanilla JavaScript Roguelike Engine, similar to Jeremiah Reed's awesome Broughlike tutorial, but structured to make a more traditional Roguelike.
I will try to make rougelike with https://bevyengine.org/ I'll have idea for a 3D pixelart, we'll see if I have enough time to make some prototype at least :D
I'm using RotJS and not much else. It's been good, but I have bumped up against some frustrating limits. I wish I could get a crisper rendering of the console. Everything being anti-aliased feels a bit off to me. And I wish there was more native support for transparency and layers so I could composite tiles more easily. But stuff like FOV and pathing working out of the box has been hugely helpful.
