Should I choose Macroquad or Raylib?

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    Need no game engine feature but rendering being handled for ya? Choose macrosquad for pure rust, but raylib isn't that bad if you are comfortable with handling custom compile and working with the FFI. I have an engine for just rendering alone too tho it's nowhere near that featureful and barely above pure rendering yourself (blue engine

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    A refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust

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