Best Game Engines to Use in 2021 | Game Dev Tips

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I Would Say For Game Engine It's A Good List, But One Thing, Game Engines Can Be Limited To Many Things. In Such Case Frameworks Would Be Useful.

+ C# is one of the easiest language ~brackeys(Some Year xD ~ 2020 :( sadly)

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Great vid mate! I tried all these engines too and settled on GameMaker Studio 2. It just suits what I want to do very well, but it's $100usd after the 30 day trial =( .
Also Unreal is great for 2D pixel art games too. My mate on his channel Full Moon is making his first game with Unreal and he swears by it.
ps. Godot vids are great for the clicks, it's a hot topic right now, so maybe if you make a good Godot topic video, it'll help with traffic

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Test out unreal engine 5, it should run smoother than 4. It's still in early access, but its doing a lot.