Bevy Battleship

A simple implementation of the classic Battleship game using the Bevy game engine in Rust.

Features

• 1 human player vs 1 computer player
• 10x10 board for each player
• ECS-based architecture (Entities, Components, Systems)
• Board and cell grid logic
• Ready for further development (ships, UI, gameplay)

Getting Started

1. Install Rust: https://rustup.rs/

2. Clone this repository

3. Run the game:

   cargo run

Project Structure

• src/components.rs - ECS components and data types
• src/systems.rs - Game systems (setup, camera, etc.)
• src/resources.rs - Global resources (game state)
• src/main.rs - App entry point

Development Loop

For a rapid inner development loop, you can use cargo-watch and cargo-update.

Install them with:

cargo install cargo-watch cargo-update

Then, you can automatically check, build, and run your project on file changes with:

cargo watch -x check -x build -x run

This will re-run your code every time you save a file, speeding up your workflow.

Some Bevy Examples

Here are some official Bevy examples you can explore:

• hello_world: The simplest Bevy app.
• ecs_guide: A comprehensive ECS usage guide.
• Examples on GitHub
• Bevy Book: Examples
• Bevy Cheat Book: Examples
• breakout: A full game example.
• sprite: Basic 2D sprite rendering.
• 3d_scene: Basic 3D scene setup.