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It's less featured and has limited 3D support, but Defold is great for making smaller games aimed at the web or mobile. It has a much smaller binary size and it
by popcar2 1y ago
It's less featured and has limited 3D support, but Defold is great for making smaller games aimed at the web or mobile. It has a much smaller binary size and it's generally more stable, especially in terms of physics. If you take a look at the showcase it's mostly webgames and a few smaller indies.
- martinbaun 1y agoThank you, I started Godot recently and I'll take a look at Defold as this is the exact thing I am doing - and Godot seems a little unstable with the APIs. Every tutorial I find is for Godot 3, and Godot 4 seems quite changed.
- barotalomey 1y agogoogle "godot 4 tutorial", not "godot tutorial"
- nkrisc 1y agoThe version 3 to 4 transition was used to make breaking improvements to many things. The API is intended to remain stable within major versions. The docs also cover the major API changes from 3 to 4 and comprehensive docs exists for both version and you can still use Godot 3 if you want to.