i like the promises Flutter brings (native performance on any platform, write-once-run-everywhere, made for browsers and just recently will allow some desktop export without relying on electron, and Flame has a lot of potential if it can harness all these low level performance tweaks, but the 2d-only aspect makes it lag behind good game frameworks on almost every language.
Python, that's interpreted instead of compiled has 3d engines and frameworks (pygame 2 onwards).
Even javascript that's an ungodly mess to explore, have 3d gpu accelerated game engines or frameworks (three.js, babylon.js, etc.)
Wish google gave the flutter devs a money grant or some other kind of sponsorship to advance flame to be closer to the maturity of Raylib, LibGDX or other frameworks.
A 3D renderer would be awesome, indeed. But the problem is that Flutter is designed to create conventional 2D user interfaces, so Flame is constrained to that. Personally, I think that can be an interesting option if you plan to develop a 2D game, but if you are going after 3D you should look to other tools that can run on 3D canvases (Flutter uses Skia, which is optimized for 2D).
At some point we'll most likely be able to make it a 3D engine, but right now we are lacking proper support for shaders from Flutter (it is underway though) and access to a Z-buffer.
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i like the promises Flutter brings (native performance on any platform, write-once-run-everywhere, made for browsers and just recently will allow some desktop export without relying on electron, and Flame has a lot of potential if it can harness all these low level performance tweaks, but the 2d-only aspect makes it lag behind good game frameworks on almost every language.
Python, that's interpreted instead of compiled has 3d engines and frameworks (pygame 2 onwards).
Even javascript that's an ungodly mess to explore, have 3d gpu accelerated game engines or frameworks (three.js, babylon.js, etc.)
Wish google gave the flutter devs a money grant or some other kind of sponsorship to advance flame to be closer to the maturity of Raylib, LibGDX or other frameworks.
A 3D renderer would be awesome, indeed. But the problem is that Flutter is designed to create conventional 2D user interfaces, so Flame is constrained to that. Personally, I think that can be an interesting option if you plan to develop a 2D game, but if you are going after 3D you should look to other tools that can run on 3D canvases (Flutter uses Skia, which is optimized for 2D).
At some point we'll most likely be able to make it a 3D engine, but right now we are lacking proper support for shaders from Flutter (it is underway though) and access to a Z-buffer.