GLview Pro vs Kubriko Showcase

Explore the graphics capabilities of your iPhone, iPad, and Mac with GLview Pro, the latest evolution of OpenGL Extensions Viewer, developed since 2005. Built with SwiftUI as a universal app, GLview Pro provides detailed information about your device, graphics APIs, and display capabilities in a clear, responsive interface. Includes support for iOS 27. KEY FEATURES Device and Display Information View device and operating-system details, memory usage, display modes, refresh rates, and HDR properties such as minimum, maximum, and full-frame luminance when reported by the display. OpenGL Capabilities Inspect supported OpenGL contexts, extensions, limits, pixel formats, and implementation details. Metal Capabilities Explore Metal device information and supported features, including Metal 3 and Metal 4, GPU families, mesh shaders, sparse textures, and MetalFX scaling capabilities. Renderer Database Browse an extensive cross-platform graphics database and learn more about renderers and extensions. Rendering Tests Run interactive OpenGL ES and Metal rendering tests to examine graphics performance and implementation behavior. Metal tests include a live performance overlay, with controls for scenes, instancing, and multisampling. PRO FEATURES Ad-Free and Tracking-Free Enjoy a streamlined and private experience without advertising or tracking. Database Submission Contribute your device information to the GLview graphics database, built from decades of graphics research across multiple operating systems. Whether you are a developer, graphics enthusiast, or simply curious about your hardware, GLview Pro gives you a detailed view of your device's graphics capabilities.

Kubriko is a Compose Multiplatform game engine, an open-source Kotlin library that you can use to create your own 2D games. This app is a collection of small demos that show what can be achieved using Kubriko. As the feature set of the engine grows, more games and playground screens will get added here as well! Kubriko Showcase currently contains the following examples: Games - Wallbreaker - Break bricks with a bouncing ball and a paddle - Space Squadron - Use your space ship to defend from alien invaders - Annoyed Penguins - Slingshot your penguins to a chaotic victory - Blocky's Journey - A tiny isometric RPG world for you to explore Demos - Content Shaders - Playground for testing various shader effects - Particles - Demo for editing and testing particle effects - Isometric Graphics - Programmatically drawn isometric shapes - Performance - Stress test using a large number of dynamic actors - Physics - Rigid body collisions, chains, explosions - Shader Animations - Examples for dynamic SGSL shader overlays The engine together with this Showcase app is currently under active development. Expect new features and improvements on a regular basis. To learn more and start creating your own games using Kubriko, check out the linked repository and join our community!