Looks nice. It reminds very much of C and C++ programming. What are some of its use cases?
But I think there is only one active maintainer so you should be prepared to write your own patches if you need to fix something.
I am not that concerned of Wren failing as a language, but I looking for a ways to prevent users write code that doesn't work without having to know what is going on, which is something Lua is excellent in (typo in variable name in if statement? Valid code for sure)