The first computer book to sell a million copies was a collection of games published in the 1970s. The programs were originally for early minicomputers such as the PDP-8. Then the microcomputer revolution started with the Altair 8800. Soon we saw computers from Apple, Tandy, TI, Sinclair, BBC, Atari, Commodore, and more. All these new computers came with the BASIC programming language.
Millions of people learned to program with 101 BASIC Computer Games, BASIC Computer Games and More BASIC Computer Games. This collection of Rust games is a tribute to that era. It is also a practical way to begin learning computer science or the Rust language.
All of these games are console games. No mouse. No graphics. No distractions.
Rust. Any platform. Any editor. Any console.
If you can run "Hello World!" then you are good to go.
https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%22Hello,_World!%22_program