good-web-game VS rust-graphics-crates

Another great option is ggez or, better yet, https://github.com/ggez/good-web-game which is a reimplementation of ggez on more extensible tech (and it runs on web and mobile too)

Good Web Game engine that is an implementation of a web compatible subset of the ggez game engine constructed on top of miniquad.

And, there's a WIP ggez fork built on top of miniquad that targets wasm, android and iOS (but iOS is untested), https://github.com/ggez/good-web-game

Good Web Game: This is a subset of the ggez game engine in browsers. For example, the game 'Dig Escape' was made in ggez at the start and was then ported to work on the browser using this engine.

the ggez api takes a lot of inspiration from love2d but it doesn't support mobile yet. there's a mobile compatible implementation called good-web-game though

I made a list of graphics crates a while back: https://github.com/ocboogie/rust-graphics-crates

If you just want a simple framebuffer, there's a simple section that has what you need. However if minifb is working for you, then it works for you. The reason minifb isn't on the list is because I tried to have the list be mostly rust-centric crates (e.g. isn't just a binding for a C/C++ lib). I made an exception for sdl2, because it is actively maintained and is more than just a binding.