Godot. I've spent time with Unity and it bogs down my system. Unreal.. seems to bring a lot of FPS baggage and you _must_ use visual scripting to iterate quickl

Godot. I've spent time with Unity and it bogs down my system. Unreal.. seems to bring a lot of FPS baggage and you _must_ use visual scripting to iterate quickly. Bevy is promising. Godot and Bevy have a lot going for them: * They provide a basic structure (nodes in godot, ECS in bevy) * They provide some built in objects/libraries that you have the _choice_ to utilize * They don't bog down your entire system when you are just making a simple toy. I really want to learn Unreal, but after spending 2 nights trying to get direct control over cursor locking I decided the other fancy features weren't worth destroying my iteration time. In the past LibGDX and Game Maker 8 were how I started programming in the first place. They feel pretty dated now though.