I wanted to try Bevy for so long (as a Godot user), and I'm glad I finally had the chance to give it a try. Got a game together in a day for the jam, it is a simple mouse-only game. You can reach the source code via the game page. There aren't fancy graphics or audio, but all assets belong to me.
Looking forward to future jams!
I liked Bevy a lot. I definitely will continue making my "serious" projects on Godot since Godot provides lots of features that enable me to speed up the production of my projects. I definitely will use Bevy in certain jams, and will continuously check out newer versions though. I heard that Bevy will have an interface in version 0.11, and I am very much looking forward to it.
The biggest problem I had with Bevy was the interface system, even rendering a single button was a lot of work. Despite that, I liked its custom ECS and data-driven approach. I tried to learn it in one day and created Jumpr, but I am thrilled to use it in other projects, especially for mathematical/physical simulations, in the future.
Yeah, Godot is definitely more evolved in terms of its feature set.
If by an interface you meant an editor, then I don't think that's gonna happen in time for .11 - the actual UI system has to be polished enough to allow for that (since the editor itself is gonna be built in bevy I think). As for the UI, I think that's being reworked.
There's this plugin https://github.com/jakobhellermann/bevy_editor_pls as a crutch before the actual editor comes. It's not amazing, but still quite helpful when inspecting the ECS data.
