Yup, unless the game absolutely needs to be running in the Unreal Engine, or absolutely needs to be made out of stuff from the Unity asset store :) I think if

Yup, unless the game absolutely needs to be running in the Unreal Engine, or absolutely needs to be made out of stuff from the Unity asset store :) I think if there's any ambiguity about what might be best, and asking 'what engine' is actually a question at all, then Godot is probably the answer. If it's not really a question because you already know you require certain kinds of rendering or asset store dependency/workflow, then you've probably already settled on the engine that optimizes for those needs… but if it's more of a negotiation among competing needs, Godot rapidly becomes relevant.