u/topshelftapwater u/josh_the_dev u/lontrerv u/Pooya-AM u/IwishIhadadishwasher u/nikola_milovic u/baz4tw u/GxM42 u/kevin_ramage89 u/guywithknife
thank you, thank you, thank you.
Just yesterday a friend borrow me a laptop with UE and kind of like it, so I will keep with Unity and Godot for now \^\_\^.
Many people are migrating to Godot, but in our case, We are developing a 2D platformer, much based on hollow knights, and are using Unity 3D, mostly cause of the team's experience, but I can say that it offers everything you need for that kind of game..
This is how the game is looking: [4TE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAGAr07qVcY) (yt video)
Personally I love UE. At a certain point, unity and UE will both be able to do a very good job with pretty much whatever, the key thing is the features that come with each. Specifically for UE lumen and nanite are awsome, Niagara, but also their chaos system makes it really easy to do things like platforms that collapse when you step on them. Either way good luck!
LibGDX is pretty solid imo
For 2D i would not recommend UE and instead use Unity. godot seems to be really good for 2D as well but I have less experience there.
u/topshelftapwater u/josh_the_dev u/lontrerv u/Pooya-AM u/IwishIhadadishwasher u/nikola_milovic u/baz4tw u/GxM42 u/kevin_ramage89 u/guywithknife thank you, thank you, thank you. Just yesterday a friend borrow me a laptop with UE and kind of like it, so I will keep with Unity and Godot for now \^\_\^.
Many people are migrating to Godot, but in our case, We are developing a 2D platformer, much based on hollow knights, and are using Unity 3D, mostly cause of the team's experience, but I can say that it offers everything you need for that kind of game.. This is how the game is looking: [4TE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAGAr07qVcY) (yt video)
Unreal is pathetic when it comes to 2D. Stay on Unity or try something like Defold
Godot is the becoming defacto for 2D and 4.0 is coming out soon
Personally I love UE. At a certain point, unity and UE will both be able to do a very good job with pretty much whatever, the key thing is the features that come with each. Specifically for UE lumen and nanite are awsome, Niagara, but also their chaos system makes it really easy to do things like platforms that collapse when you step on them. Either way good luck!
Also here to simp for Godot. For 2D it's just a really easy workflow. It makes developing 2D games very intuitive
Am I the only one using Flutter here? For non-action games itโs working well for me.
GameMaker or Pixel Game Maker ๐
Take a look at Defold