Build Your First Game in Bevy and Rust - Step by Step Tutorial

Programmers, ready to venture into game development with Rust and Bevy? This tutorial guides you through creating a Breakout game, harnessing Rust's efficiency and Bevy's intuitive engine. No fluff, just code and clear instructions.

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🎮 What You'll Learn:

Setting up a new Bevy project in Rust.
Introduction to the Bevy Engine and its ECS framework.
Implementing game systems for Breakout.
Crafting the gameplay mechanics from paddle movement to brick collisions.

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Happy game developing! 🚀

[mikkelens]

This is exactly the type of bevy tutorial I have been looking for! You don't spend 10 minutes talking about the benefits of ECS/Rust, you just jump directly into it and expect those who want to follow along to be able to keep up.
Very very excited for the video(s) on bevy gizmos/egui.

[jaykrown]

12:52 is so satisfying. Thank you for structuring the video in a way that exemplifies the efficiency of ECS. Very intuitive.

[rogerwinright]

This is such a well-structured and awesome tutorial. I'm learning Bevy still but I'm picking it up kinda quick. I migrated the codebase to 0.14 myself, but it'd be awesome if you made a few more tutorials of this sort in the future with the new version of the framework! Easy content!

Thank you again!

[bluedark]

You made it on weekly in Rust.
You are completely correct there's not much out there on Rust and game programming.
The Audio is very deep listening in the car, I might try at home.
Thanks for showing the rust love

[ErhanTezcan]

great video! starting 2024 with some Bevy stuff, this was the first one :)
keep em coming

[flwi]

Just learned about bevy recently and your tutorial helped me understand lots of the core components and how they interact! Well done!

[Zitrone]

Thanks, now I finally understood how this game engine works

[kaby]

Excellent video! I especially loved the graphical explanations, they really helped me comprehend the code rather than blindly copying it

Btw in case you were unaware at 8:59 there is a sudden loud sound

[ZaaackBR]

estava suspeitando do seu sotaque, até ver que tu é brasileiro! hahaha
ótimo tutorial.

[laundmo]

huh, i would have expected sprite rendering to drop below 60fps with the many balls demo, considering sprites aren't batched yet AFAIK
it's impressive!

[specwnm]

bro tf such a good tutorial. hope you wont stop

[noahpro]

This was the cleanest example for ECS I have seen. Thank you!

[eatenpancreas]

this tutorial is amazing! i personally try to structure my projects into multiple smaller files, but guess that's just preference

[chickenfur]

Thank you very much. Waiting eagerly for the next one.

[BryanValeriano-jecx]

Amazing! Great content and quality.
I look forward to future videos!

[OmegaFalcon]

Oh I'd love to see how to get an editor running!

[Lespati-wydy]

Thats a new sub bro! Good work, keep it up... ❤

[amidfallen]

Wow, very nice tut.
What I would like to see is some sort of 2D gas chamber simulation, where balls collide with each other. This would be a great example of implementing a logic for dealing with collision between the entities.

[samdavepollard]

great to see more rust gaming content
good luck with your channel
subbed for sure

[maxgames_nl]

A MA ZING tutorial. Thank you so much for making this. its so great