I have been looking into godot every once in a while when it came up on HN and liked what you could do but was not convinced that I want to use it. Recently I

I have been looking into godot every once in a while when it came up on HN and liked what you could do but was not convinced that I want to use it. Recently I wanted to write a workout game for the Oculus Quest for my own use and I am really impressed how well VR development works in Godot. I have never made a godot game before and never made a VR game before and it is really progressing nicely. An added benefit is that one of the devs has already added experimental hand tracking support. So even if the big game studios do not support it yet godot games can already support it, which is a real benefit for a workout game where you also have to do pushups (unsing the controller is a bit unwielding there) For those who are interested what a first game looks in godot https://github.com/mgschwan/VRWorkout https://github.com/mgschwan/VRWorkout