Welcome to the ultimate guide on finding the best game engine for 2024! 🚀
In this video, I’ll dive deep into the top 5 game engines and provide a comprehensive comparison to help you choose the right one for your projects. Whether you’re a seasoned game designer or just starting out, this video will provide you with valuable insights and help you make an informed decision.
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– In-depth comparison of the 5 most popular game engines
– Key features and benefits of each engine
– Detailed analysis to determine the best game engine for 2024
– Factors to consider when choosing your game engine
– Tips on getting started with the top game engines
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🎥 Video Chapters:
00:00 – 00:28 Intro
00:29 – 01:06 Choosing a Game Engine
01:07 – 04:37 Unity
04:38 – 07:13 Gamemaker
07:14 – 10:48 Godot
10:49 – 14:00 RPG Maker
14:01 – 17:23 Unreal Engine
17:24 – 18:33 Conclusion
18:34 – 18:54 Outro
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5 comments
This audio is so bad dude, bad resarch the lastest version of Godot is 4.2.2, later you mention 4.2 tha' is strange,
No there is no VisualScripting (it was back in 3.x) in Godot, but there is pretty good addon for this.
I would suggest less jump cuts, you will be halfway through a sentence and then jump. It wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't something that happened in every single sentence. It stands out a lot if you watch at 2X speed.
I disagree that `Unity is the overall best engine if you just want to make games`. I find that it is lacking things I would expect from a fully flushed out engine and has a reliance on the asset store that you don't find in other engines like Unreal, has a habit of deprecating things without replacements for multiple years at a time, has multiple different systems and ways to do the same thing leading to more fragmentation, new features are normally overly buggy but this is because they don't have to use the engine to build a game with rather they are just building an engine, your projects are less structured by design as a new developer since unity doesn't proscribe any structure `this is the difference between opinionated systems and unopinionated systems` personally I find opinionated systems easier to learn. My take is that it shows that Unity doesn't build games in the engine that they produce while UE does, and I can personally see that while using the engine.
Unity is lighter and requires less to run then Unreal, has better support for more shedder styles such as toon shedders as you have a lot more control over the when your shedder code runs in the pipeline, they have a better entity system which allows for some great performance gains in some situations, they have way better documentation on unit tests "big win in my opinion".
At the end of the day though I think there is no `best engine if you just want to make games` though based on your criteria Unity and Unreal are both the `best engine if you just want to make games`. They are more alike than different if you are not already deep into one engine already.
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