Adding MonoGame to an existing Maui project? Is this possible?

[jonmdev]

Let's say you have a Maui project created by File > New > MAUI project in Visual Studio 2022.

If you want to add MonoGame 3D functions to this, is it possible? (Say you want to visualize a spinning cube within a Maui view to start.)

The steps I would imagine would be:

1) Add Monogame

Add MonoGame to existing Maui project by Package Manager. Codefoco.Monogame.Framework perhaps? Although this is still .NET 6? Is there a better one to cover Android/iOS/Windows?

2) Create & Run MonoGame Scene

Ideally, perhaps, we can then add FBX's, textures, or other assets to our Resources folder, and then instantiate a 3D scene programmatically somehow from these using the MonoGame code in the background.

3) Map MonoGame Camera > Maui View

The output of a camera could then be somehow transferred into a Native view element (TextureView or SurfaceView in Android, SwapChainPanel in WIndows, UIView or NSView in iOS).

This could then be mapped into Maui as a View, for example following this guide.

QUESTION

Is this feasible? Is adding MonoGame to an existing Maui app (for iOS/Android/Windows support) as simple as adding the package above or another?

How could one programmatically start a simple proof of concept scene of a cube and Camera?

What output does a MonoGame camera provide? Can it be easily outputted to a Native view like SwapChainPanel in Windows, SurfaceView or TextureView in Android or UIView or NSView in iOS?

Thanks for any help or ideas. Or if MonoGame is not the best idea for this, what is? Evergine and Stride seem tied to their Editors which I don't want/need. UrhoSharp is abandoned and I couldn't get it to work. Any thoughts?