pcwalton mainly works on web browser development (Servo), which whilst sharing some goals with game development, also differs in some respects. Although online

pcwalton mainly works on web browser development (Servo), which whilst sharing some goals with game development, also differs in some respects. Although online security is more and more important in games these days, the real appeal of Rust in respect to game development is in providing an alternative to the 'death by a thousand cuts' that can plague large C++ projects. I've posted a list of the things I consider the most relevant to game development: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7587413 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7587413 Any one or two of them alone wouldn't really be a compelling enough reason to switch, but put together they form a very compelling value proposition.