What gaming engine should I use

[corn man]

Was gonna use godot but after the “go woke, go broke” thing now I can’t and don’t wanna

[corn man]

I downloaded gamemaker, Roblox and unreal engine and unity, which is the best

[Knee]

Messaggio originale di Haruspex:

Program it directly in assembly.

the true definition of chad

[Walach]

I'd recommend Unreal Engine for 3D and, in the past, I would have recommended Unity for 2D, but after the "install-fee" they wanted to add, I will never again recommend it to anyone. The thought of someone getting so far into implementing the fee is a sign that makes me never wanna associate with Unity on any level anymore.

Godot, I know nothing of other than what I've heard from other people. It's some sort of Unity for people who don't want to use Unity after what I said in the first paragraph.

In short, I'd recommend, not based on anything other than pure "this is better, in my opinion" scale of:
1. Unreal Engine for everything that's not a "2D game."
2. Godot for everything that's not a "3D game."

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Messaggio originale di corn man:

I downloaded gamemaker, Roblox and unreal engine and unity, which is the best

They are as good as the programmer, so choose one and let the skills do the rest of the work.

[corn man]

Messaggio originale di The Living Tribunal:

Messaggio originale di corn man:

I downloaded gamemaker, Roblox and unreal engine and unity, which is the best

They are as good as the programmer, so choose one and let the skills do the rest of the work.

I might use unreal engine because of unity “fees” meaning you pay money

[BloodShed]

Messaggio originale di corn man:

Messaggio originale di The Living Tribunal:

They are as good as the programmer, so choose one and let the skills do the rest of the work.

I might use unreal engine because of unity “fees” meaning you pay money

You're aware that Unreal engine has royalty fees like Unity too right?

Messaggio originale di Walach:

2. Godot for everything that's not a "3D game."

Godot can be used for 3D games.

[Walach]

Messaggio originale di BloodShed:

Messaggio originale di Walach:

2. Godot for everything that's not a "3D game."

Godot can be used for 3D games.

I'm sure it does. But I will always recommend Unreal Engine for 3D type of games because of their Blueprint system. Also bias. :P

I'd only recommend Unreal Engine if it wasn't that it's very bad at 2D stuff, in my opinion that is, that's why I recommended to the OP Game Engines based on 3D or 2D styles.

[corn man]

Messaggio originale di BloodShed:

Messaggio originale di corn man:

I might use unreal engine because of unity “fees” meaning you pay money

You're aware that Unreal engine has royalty fees like Unity too right?

Messaggio originale di Walach:

2. Godot for everything that's not a "3D game."

Godot can be used for 3D games.

So you have to pay for unreal engine as well

[BloodShed]

Messaggio originale di corn man:

Messaggio originale di BloodShed:

You're aware that Unreal engine has royalty fees like Unity too right?





Godot can be used for 3D games.

So you have to pay for unreal engine as well

In short, yes.

But it's 'free' until you reach certain milestones, or fulfil certain requirements.
https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/faq

[Walach]

Messaggio originale di corn man:

Messaggio originale di BloodShed:

You're aware that Unreal engine has royalty fees like Unity too right?

Godot can be used for 3D games.

So you have to pay for unreal engine as well

Just to be clear; you don't pay to use it, you pay them money based on sales from your game after the above post's milestones.