I think this is a pretty insightful piece. Godot is a pretty strong completely-free alternative to Unity and Unreal and seems like a solid offering that is con

I think this is a pretty insightful piece. Godot is a pretty strong completely-free alternative to Unity and Unreal and seems like a solid offering that is continuously improving. It's already seriously impressive compared to how the earliest versions of Unity were, if you ask me. It's also far more accessible since you can literally do whatever you want with it and never have to care about what artificially-imposed limits you're going to hit and have to start paying to make the most of what you've been investing dozens or hundreds of hours (or more) into. Every time I look into it I'm impressed how much it has improved. There's serious potential and already tons of neat stuff I'm seeing devs sharing on social media that they're making with Godot. Oh, the other awesome thing? This engine is on OpenBSD! Mind blown.