To jedyny silnik graficzny o któym wiem, że ma wszystkie poniższe cechy:
- ma natywny edytor na Linuxa
- jest kompletnie open source (licencja MIT)
- jest za darmo
- jest napakowany przydatnymi funkcjami takimi jak fizyka, oświetlenie 2d, pathfinding
- ma naprawdę dobry system do pisania GUI
- potężny system animacji
- bardzo dynamicznie się rozwija
- nikt nie każe ci płacić za ciemny motyw interfejsu

Zdecydowanie warto sprawdzić!

A, byłbym zapomniał o najważniejszym. System scen i node'ów. Genialne rozwiązanie które pozwala rozbić grę na mniejsze komponenty które nadają się do ponownego wykorzystania. No i łatwiej pracować w zespole!

This Game Engine is the simplest engine EVER!!! But it doesn't mean, that it have less options ;-)

Godot > Unity

Welcome unity refugees, enjoy your stay!

Jestem na finalnym etapie tworzenia nowego Wiedźmina i to wszystko na tym silniku. Ekstra!

Godot zapowiada się ciekawie. Dopiero zacząłem z nim zabawę, ale widzę bardzo dużo rzeczy, które normalnie nawet w płatnych silnikach trzeba zrobić samemu lub kupić - jak system oświetlenia itp. Trudno mi się wypowiadać na temat wydajności w porównaniu do innych tego typu narzędzi, ale powinno być nieźle. Trochę przypomina narzędzia typu Game Maker i tutaj ma plusy i minusy. W porównaniu do GM praca w 3d wydaje się łatwiejsza, jednak Game Maker, dzięki bardzo rozbudowanej społeczności i łatwości uzyskania pomocy na każdym etapie pracy ma na razie wielką przewagę.
Sama kwestia bezpłatności jest ważna, jednak nie najważniejsza. Tworząc grę, wydatek rzędu 100 czy paruset euro jest na prawdę najmniejszym problemem, przed którym musi stanąć niezależny twórca :)

Developer Skill:
☑ Beginner
☑ Intermediate
☑ Expert

File Size:
☐ Huge
☐ Medium
☑ Tiny

Speed:
☐ Very Slow
☐ Slow
☐ Medium
☐ Fast
☑ Very Fast

Learning Time (No Programming Experience):
☐ 1 - 3 Weeks
☐ 1 - 3 Months
☑ 3 - 6 Months
☐ 6 - 10 Months
☐ 1 - 5 Years
☐ 5 Years +

Power/Flexibility:
☐ Hardly Any
☐ Some
☐ Fair Amount
☑ A Lot
☐ Huge Amount

Overall:
☐ Absolute Crap
☐ Ok
☐ Good
☐ Very Good
☐ Extremely Good
☑ Award Winning

- Are you tired of sending your dollars to fund CEO's private jets?
- Do you want to actually own your game?
- Do you want to not getting taxed per install?

Do you know that, private jets pollute as much as 14 times more than commercial flights and 50 times more than trains? The blue robot comes to the rescue.

Godot Engine is a powerful, eco-friendly, open-source game engine that has been gaining in popularity over the past few years. Initially released in 2014, it was developed by a group of passionate developers who wanted to create a flexible and customizable game engine that would be accessible to everyone. It is like the Robin Hood of game engines, stealing from the corporate overlords and giving back to the creative folks like us.

As an avid gamer, developer, and environmental advocate, I have always been interested in trying out different game engines and save the planet while doing so. I will be diving into the various features, pros, and cons of the engine, as well as comparing it to other popular game engines like GREEDY Unity and Unreal Engine. My goal is to help you gain a better understanding of Godot Engine and decide if it's the right choice for your game development needs and for the preservation of our planet.

One of the most significant advantages of Godot Engine is that it is entirely open-source and free to use, modify, and distribute. It's as free as the fresh air you'll breathe after ditching those corporate engines.

Each cent that goes to the funding goes to the real human that needs it. It will not go to the corporate wallet that in turn operate their evil machination to destroy this planet, enslave the population as a cheap labors, as their ultimate goal is the pursuit of unsustainable greed.

Godot Engine supports a wide range of platforms, making it an excellent choice for developers who want to create games for multiple devices. Some of the supported platforms include:

• Windows
  
• macOS
  
• Linux
  
• Android
  
• iOS
  
• Web

Godot Engine uses a unique node-based architecture, which allows developers to build their game scenes by connecting different nodes together. This approach makes it easy to organize and manage your game's structure, as each node represents a specific game element like characters, items, or environmental objects.

Godot Engine supports several built-in scripting languages, including GDScript (a Python-like language), C#, and C++. This variety of languages allows developers to choose the one they are most comfortable with and provides flexibility in game development.

For those who prefer a more visual approach to game development, Godot Engine officially killed their visual scripting system. Sad, but it is what it is.

One of the main strengths of Godot Engine is its flexibility and customization options. The engine's open-source nature allows developers to modify the source code and add their own features, making it possible to create unique games tailored to their specific needs.

The developers behind Godot Engine are constantly working on improving the engine and adding new features. This means that the engine is regularly updated, ensuring that it stays up-to-date with the latest game development trends and technologies.

Compared to other popular game engines, Godot Engine is relatively lightweight and efficient. This makes it an excellent choice for developers who want to create games that run smoothly on a wide range of devices, even with limited hardware resources.

Godot Engine is designed to be user-friendly and easy to learn, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced developers. The engine's documentation is comprehensive and well-organized, and the community is always available to help with any questions or issues.

While Godot Engine's community is growing, it still lacks the vast number of resources and tutorials available for other popular game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. This can make it more challenging for beginners to get started with the engine and learn its features.

As a relatively new game engine, Godot Engine has less third-party support compared to more established engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. This means that developers may need to create their own tools and plugins or rely on community-made solutions, which may not always be as polished or well-documented.

While Godot Engine is efficient and lightweight, it may not always be the best choice for large-scale projects or games with complex graphics and physics. Some users have reported performance issues when working on larger projects, although this can often be resolved through optimization and careful planning.

Although Godot Engine supports both 2D and 3D game development, its 3D capabilities are not as advanced as those of other popular game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. This can make it less suitable for developers who want to focus on creating complex 3D games.

Unity is one of the most popular game engines in the industry, known for its versatility and greedy CEO. While it offers more advanced features and better 3D capabilities than Godot Engine, it also comes with an extra tax for each install once you hit the threshold.

Unreal Engine is another popular choice for game developers, particularly for those working on high-quality 3D games. It offers a powerful set of features and tools, but it also has a steeper learning curve and may not be as accessible to beginners as Godot Engine. It also comes with 5% tax for eligible developers.

There are many other game engines available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Some other notable engines include Defold, GDevelop, and GameMaker. When choosing a game engine, it's essential to consider your specific needs and preferences and the type of game you want to develop.

• Godot Engine is open-source, free, and supports a wide range of platforms.
  
• It offers a unique node-based architecture, built-in scripting languages, and visual scripting options.
  
• The engine is flexible, customizable, and has an active community and regular updates.
  
• However, it has limited resources and tutorials, less third-party support, and may not be as suitable for large projects or complex 3D game development.

I would recommend Godot Engine to developers who are looking for a lightweight, efficient, and flexible game engine with a strong community. While it may not be the best choice for large-scale projects or advanced 3D game development, it is an excellent option for beginners and experienced developers alike who want to create unique and engaging games.

If you hate tax, this engine is no brainer choice.

If you cannot manage your community managers and moderators It's hard for me to believe that you'll be able to handle a good engine

Co tu dużo mówić.. jest to najlepszy darmowy silnik do tworzenia gier 2D jaki można znaleźć ! Dawniej używałem Unity3D i szczerze mówiąc korzystanie z Godota jest dla mnie o niebo lepsze i łatwiejsze. Należy jednak dodać, że silnik gry nie jest idealny. Jeśli chodzi o 3d to z mojej perspektywy moge powiedzieć że po prostu "jest". Na moim komputerze jest skopana optymalizacja tzn nic nie działa absolutnie płynnie nawet chociażby zaznaczenie jakiegoś obiektu laguje silnik na kilka sekund. Osobiście czekam na wersje 3.1, która pozwoli deweloperom na pokazywanie swoich trójwymiarowych dzieł na miare XXI wieku :D. No i szkoda, że C# to kopalnia błędów, ale pythonopodobny GDScript też daje rade :P. Do gier 2D jest zdecydowanym mistrzem do 3D trzeba jeszcze poczekac . Polecam

W skrócie:
+ wsparcie c#,gdscript
+ sklep z darmowymi assetami
+ możliwość tworzenia własnych pluginów
+ open source
+ wsparcie m.in. dla systemów windows,linux,android oraz konsol (PS4 XBOX One)
+ idealnie dopasowany do pixel artowych gier
+ prężnie działające community
+ wspiera technologie vr
+ dokumentacja jest dość porządnie "poukładana" tzn wiadomo gdzie co jest
+ lekki nie wymaga administratora do odpalenia
+ nikt ci nie każe płacić za splash screeny lub czarny kolor edytora
+ MUST HAVE dla początkujących oraz twórców sceny indie

- język c# kuleje i jeszcze potrwa jego wdrożenie
- wymaga karty graficznej wspierającej OpenGL ES 3.0 wiec nie odpali sie np na starszym laptopie
- silnikowi 3d brakuje paru szlifów np glitchowanie sie kolizji, ale licze że to i tak zostanie naprawione
- w dokumentacji brakuje wielu informacji na temat funkcji etc

Wersja godota 3.0.5