Which follows the pattern of only partially using the ecosystem and doing the relevant parts themselves.
Bevy is the most advanced Rust engine, and it doesn't work well if games that succeeded commercially, did so by not using most of the ecosystem to start with.
Game development, what could be more unsafe than Assembly coding and taking advantage of hardware tricks pushing the hardware to the limits, aren't going to rush in grooves to Rust due to safety.
Rather what can an engine, written in Rust, offer that they aren't having already wiht existing engines, also noting that the safety aspect is already taken care by Java/C#/Verse/Blueprints/Lua/Python/JS scritping.
Bevy is the most advanced Rust engine, and it doesn't work well if games that succeeded commercially, did so by not using most of the ecosystem to start with.
Game development, what could be more unsafe than Assembly coding and taking advantage of hardware tricks pushing the hardware to the limits, aren't going to rush in grooves to Rust due to safety.
Rather what can an engine, written in Rust, offer that they aren't having already wiht existing engines, also noting that the safety aspect is already taken care by Java/C#/Verse/Blueprints/Lua/Python/JS scritping.