Ok, in hindsight the answer to this question was obvious: It's one of the industry standards and those are pretty much needed to get a job in game dev. What I

Ok, in hindsight the answer to this question was obvious: It's one of the industry standards and those are pretty much needed to get a job in game dev. What I don't get is why not take the time to learn a tool that is won't betray you for your own indie projects? Sure, it takes more time than using what you already know but IMO it's worth it any day. I wouldn't wanna put my hard work at risk of being destroyed overnight by some big tech corporation. (That's just my opinion though, if you're a passionate Unity user and these concerns don't matter to you, that's fine.)