There's not that much work done to be able to comment something about this language; maybe it would be interesting after about a year or two. It is entirely po

There's not that much work done to be able to comment something about this language; maybe it would be interesting after about a year or two. It is entirely possible to create a statically-typed language with C-like performance and scripting-language-like interactivity (the most similar is Julia, which also uses LLVM under the hood), but the details would be pretty complex enough to make this quite a big project. Still, it's good to see there are languages other than Jai trying to compete in the rather niche gamedev programming space.