Rust game in the browser: shipping with WebAssembly to itch.io
How to ship a Rust game to the browser: the wasm32 target, WebGL2 or WebGPU, audio that waits for a click, async asset loading, file size and itch.io uploads.
by Kasimir Lund
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Kasimir Lund
Kasimir writes about Rust for games: engine internals, ownership patterns that survive a real game loop, and getting builds onto other people's machines. He has been writing small engines for himself since the SDL days and lives in Gothenburg.
Macroquad vs Bevy for your first 2D game in Rust
Macroquad or Bevy for a first 2D game in Rust? A fair look at API style, compile times, ECS, ecosystem and web export, plus a table to help you pick one.
by Kasimir Lund
How to make a game engine: a tiny 2D engine in Rust, step by step
How to make a game engine in Rust without drowning: a window and a loop, input, quads, textures, a scene and audio last, plus what to skip and when not to bother.
by Kasimir Lund
Comfy 0.4 sprite culling and 4x faster rendering, explained
Comfy 0.4 brings roughly 4x faster sprite drawing, built-in culling, a SpatialHash helper and screenshot capture. How culling works and why your game does it best.
by Kasimir Lund
Comfy 2D Rust engine first release: a first look at v0.1
Comfy, a new open-source 2D Rust engine on wgpu, ships v0.1 with an immediate-mode API, globals by design and a small ECS. What it does and who it suits.
by Kasimir Lund