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If you're a competent C++ dev it might be easier to go with Unreal Engine, but Godot is a much nicer user experience than Unity (IMO) if you're looking to use C
by void_mint 5y ago
If you're a competent C++ dev it might be easier to go with Unreal Engine, but Godot is a much nicer user experience than Unity (IMO) if you're looking to use C#. The price you'll pay is far far less instructional content as Godot's newer/not "enterprise" supported.
- okamiueru 5y agoI would like to add to this a caveat that it assumes a windows development platform. I would not recommend UE otherwise. It should also be mentioned that Godot is generally much simpler and easier to get something up and running quickly. If graphic fidelity is important, then godot is quite a ways behind both Unity and UE. A final note is that you can also fairly easily develop games for godot with C++ using gdnative, though you might be better off using gdscript, even though it means learning a new syntax.
- entelechy0 5y agoI'm actually dev-ing a game for Windows, Mac, and Linux entirely in C++ and libsdl and it has been a GREAT experience so far!