> Far beyond Unreal 4 in terms of both performance and tooling. No, that's untrue. First it's much much easier to develop a game from scratch with Unreal witho

> Far beyond Unreal 4 in terms of both performance and tooling. No, that's untrue. First it's much much easier to develop a game from scratch with Unreal without a single line of code, which isn't possible with Unity. Second Unreal "vanilla" is more advanced in every ways. Unity is a toy compared to it. Unity is "budget" and successful because it used to be much much more affordable than Unreal. That's barely the case today. There is very little reason to use it instead of Unreal. I started game dev with all that C++ bullcrap and DirectX headers with its insane API and message pump, and there is absolutely nothing better than Unreal in my book today, both in terms of ease of use, pricing and performances.