An example game in Tomo using Raylib
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This is a simple example game written in Tomo that uses raylib to demonstrate a project that spans multiple files and showcases some game programming concepts used in idiomatic Tomo code. It also showcases how to interact with an external C library. To run the game:
tomo game.tm
An example Makefile is also provided if you want to use make to
build the game and make clean to clean up the built files.