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Interestingly all of the top feature requests in Godot are related to typing, which immediately makes you think that a Rust-based game engine like Bevy would be preferred. But then you read articles from devs who use Bevy that are giving it up because the typing is too strong. Feels really hard to get this balance right.

Interestingly all of the top feature requests in Godot are related to typing, which immediately makes you think that a Rust-based game engine like Bevy would be preferred. But then you read articles from devs who use Bevy that are giving it up because the typing is too strong. Feels really hard to get this balance right.

https://deadmoney.gg/news/articles/migrating-away-from-rust

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Firs time hearing of Bevy.

Curious if there’s a comparable TypeScript-based game engine out there?

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From my initial research it seems like the most popular/mature are Babylon.js for 3D games, and phaser for 2D games

Wow, this tutorial incredibly easy to follow. Phaser seems to have a really intuitive developer experience:

Wow, this tutorial incredibly easy to follow. Phaser seems to have a really intuitive developer experience: https://phaser.io/tutorials/making-your-first-phaser-3-game/part1