what game uses what?

Wow? SmackBOTS was create using just UIKit and Core Animation?

Okay, my turn.

BacteriaBash was created using just UIKit.

I suppose Core Animation is to optimize animation so it doesn't lag?

 

I use UIKit for my games. I use a combination of C and Objc -c.

 

iChalky -
Language: Mostly C and as little Obj-C as I can get away with
Using: UIKit, OpenGL, Core Graphics, Audio Queues

Sparticle -
Language: Mostly C and as little Obj-C as I can get away with
Using: UIKit, OpenGL, Core Graphics, OpenAL

 

How many people work with you?

 

I use the command line tool wc (for "word count"). Just open a terminal window and go to your Classes folder (easiest way I know is typing "cd " and then dropping the folder into the terminal window). With wc *.* you get a character, word and line count of each file and a sum of all files too.

 

Use cloc to count lines of code. Run it in a terminal window from the base of your project. I use the following options:

Code:

cloc --force-lang="Objective C",m --exclude-dir=build,OCMock.framework,.git .

SpinSlide uses UIKit.

 

My game Xpandaballs was written using Objective C and uses OpenGL & OpenAL.

I'm using cocos live for the high score board and pinch analytics for user statistics.

 

For Wormies, I'm using objective-c with cocos2d for graphics, and CocosDenshion for audio.

 

MS Visual Studio
C++
BASS for audio

edit: forgot about BASS

 

Bugz was written in C++ with a thin Obj-C wrapper.

Our newer projects are mainly Obj-C with a bit of pure C.

We use OpenGL & OpenAL exclusively, no 3rd party libraries.

 

For me, cocos 2d sucks. it is slow and buggy.

 

I use like everyone else :

Xcode, Obj-C, C++, OpenAL, Custom Renderer

-ddn

 

C++ SUCKS.
I stick to C and Objc -c.

 

I was going to use cocos 2d anyone have good experience with it?

-ddn

 

My game (Fowl Invaders - currently in review) and my next game are both build using the Unity Game engine (mostly Javascript, some C#, and some Objective-C).

Thanks,

Galen