Which might be fine depending on what you want to do

I would add that the most important part of a game engine is not really the engine but the tools, and Compose has no tools to help you build a game. And given how many offerings there are out there in terms of good Open Source game engines with tools… 🙂

(ideally everything would be a composable with its own composable scope)

I think I got a black canvas to render with filament, but nothing else, yet

It's been a while since I touched that code

they are active on discoord, not on slack anymore, so you could ask there

i think it would be amazing if there was some way to implement the window interface with a compose canvas or something like that. as of today what would be supported is to use a regular android view and embed it in your composition tree i think

there are also some examples online doing simple 2d games directly on canvas. writing a game loop using the monotonic clock is trivial but i think for real games one would have to write too much (ie: everything a real engine offers)

I think having something lightweight like they have in flutter with flame would be killer 🙂 Anyhow, happy to see examples or hear about how people are approaching this beyond drawing a couple of shapes on the canvas. 🙇