Unity is still a pretty good tool overall but just like the author states they are going in too many directions at once and it's hurting usability. And of cours

Unity is still a pretty good tool overall but just like the author states they are going in too many directions at once and it's hurting usability. And of course there's the problem with Unity Technologies not making enough income to be sustainable long term and trying to capture more value from its users. I know a lot of people are very excited about Godot replacing Unity but I honestly hope that the 3D engine market becomes more diverse. I'd argue a lot of engine tech and ways of creating games hasn't innovated as much as it could have if there was more competition in the space. There's a lot of awesome 3D frameworks and engines out there and they should get some attention too.