What game development software do you recommend?

Discussion in 'Game Development (Technical)' started by Scott Broughton, Nov 3, 2014.

  1. CodeViper

    CodeViper New Member

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    Unity Engine has become super duper popular here recently. If you're wanting to create mobile games or any sort of platformer then it's definitely the way to go. It's good for full on 3D games as well.

    Personally though, I still a really big fan of Unreal Engine. The blueprinting system is great and I feel like the graphics are still superior to Unity. If you're developing a 3D game (like Witcher or Shadow of Mordor) then high quality graphics is definitely a top priority. That was one of the main reasons I switched from Unity to Unreal.

    So I guess it depends a lot of what kind of game you want to create.
     
  2. GaiaDreamCreation

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    Both engines seem pretty good and the top of the industry standards. I have only used Unity. The business model of both engines is different. I favored Unity for the business model, but doesn't mean that I'm entirely sold to Unity.
     
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  3. kaufenpreis

    kaufenpreis New Member

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    I'm using Unity. What you mentioned seems to be feasible in Unity.
     
  4. GrischaG

    GrischaG New Member

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    Hi,
    we are using Unity as well and everything you mentioned is possible with Unity!

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  5. kaufenpreis

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    Unity seems like the go-to development software at the moment
     

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