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> Most game dev has to be c/c++ There are certainly a number of high-quality C libraries hanging around (SQLite, libcurl, etc) that might be used, but I don't

by TillE 4y ago

> Most game dev has to be c/c++ There are certainly a number of high-quality C libraries hanging around (SQLite, libcurl, etc) that might be used, but I don't think anyone's doing serious game dev in C these days. It really is all about C++, and C# for Unity.

Mikeb85 4y ago
> C# for Unity Scripting doesn't count for this comparison. Unity is still a C++ engine.
- pjmlp 4y ago
  Not since Burst compiler started to be used to replace C++ code, additionally C# is the only thing most people can touch on Unity, unless they write native plugins.