In reply to @gesee37 "Itried  posting this": 1. nim is going pretty well and
is under active development
2. currently, the main push is towards Nimony, which is practically a full blown
rewrite of the compiler, which will become Nim 3.0
3. not sure what you mean by this question
4. Nim is a very enjoyable language to write, but there are a few papercuts and
rough edges, especially considering the stdlib, depending on exactly what you
want to do. But very often you'll find that there's a third party library that
does whatever it is you want to do better than what's in the stdlib. Nim is
pretty suitable for game development and i definitely suggest giving it a go