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I don't know if that's true or not but from the perspective of someone who's only looking at open source game engines Bevy looks pretty attractive. It's looks
by bobajeff 2y ago
I don't know if that's true or not but from the perspective of someone who's only looking at open source game engines Bevy looks pretty attractive.
It's looks very capable (Tiny Glade looks amazing), the code base is new and modular. The missing stuff that keeps me away right now is a built-in editor/IDE and scripting and/or node system.
So right now Godot is looking more attractive to me.
I'm also keeping an eye on O3DE but that one I think needs better hardware than I have.
- tormeh 2y agoNote that Tiny Glade implemented their own Vulkan renderer, although they do use the rest of the Bevy code base, I think. At least the ECS. Bevy's WGPU renderer is a lot less fancy than Tiny Glade's Vulkan renderer.