I’m an external examiner for CS students in Denmark. One of the places I do this is some form of “gaming CS” education. Which tends to produce some of the poore

I’m an external examiner for CS students in Denmark. One of the places I do this is some form of “gaming CS” education. Which tends to produce some of the poorest students, but it does give me some insight into what they build. In 8 years I’ve never seen a successful Unity project despite them actually being taught Unity. The only “finished” game I’ve seen was for Robolox, but in general the students who chose to do pygame fared decently. I haven’t seen a Godot project, so I’m not sure how much help this is outside telling you that Unity is probably not as “easy” as you might think.