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Choosing a game engine depends on your project needs, ease of use, community support, and platform requirements. Unity is highly recommended for 2D games, Unreal Engine 5 excels in 3D and multiplayer projects, and Godot is a rising open-source option. Game Maker is ideal for quick 2D prototyping. Consider the type of game you want to make, budget, and export options when selecting an engine. Testing different engines can help determine the best fit for your goals.

choosing a game engine is easy, actually

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somehow there’s more resources for UE’s Blueprint system than there is for their C++

If you’re using Unity have no self-respect or respect for the wider community. End of.

Well unreal takes a lot of time of load on my computer, and Godot loads up instantly. So, for me it’s Godot 😊