Godot Vs Unity: The Ultimate Game Engine Showdown

The time has finally come to see which game engine, Godot or Unity, is truly the best...

┈ Who is Goodgis? ┈

I’m a full time Graphic Designer, Game Dev, & Youtuber. I specialize in making cute, colorful games in Godot and telling my story through my videos. I also run my own little game studio called Firith. My dream is to hire my friends and make Firith a full-time job. I’m known for games such as The Keeyp, Wizbirds, Snomes, and Dewdrop Dynasty.

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┈ Timestamps ┈
Introduction - 0:00
#1: Ease of Use - 0:38
#2: Compatibility - 1:26
#3: Price/Licensing - 2:15
#4: Learning Resources - 3:17
#5: Quality/Support - 4:13
Conclusion - 5:54

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[scarfyoid]

Me who still has no clue how to use any of them: I n t e r s t I n g . . .

[crashannburnFPV]

It is really interesting to see that Godot is being compared with multimillion engines, and it is backed up by community. It makes me chuckle a bit to be honest. Godot is still a very young engine and yet, it has come so far!

[Gdquest]

Pretty cool video!
It's motivating to see that a growing number of people compare Godot and Unity.
Not because they're competing or playing in the same fields - Unity's a billion-dollar company doubling down on industries other than games like automotive, medical, etc. But there's that slow shift happening with people taking Godot seriously to the point we can make those kinds of videos.

Your videos are really slick and pleasant to watch. Keep it up, your channel will grow fast!

And thanks for the mention :)

[Sabbalab]

After hearing the news that Unity now has fees for each install, I wanted to look up Gadot. Thanks for this video. It seems really cool.

[rafaeu]

The first time i opened Godot i was so confused by the Node system and the scripting, but after you take a time to learn everything, it's so simple that it feels like one of those visual engines, and even tho its minimalistic, its so flexible and eficient, i just love godot, i dont use it because its the best, but because im best at it, and that's it

[jamespigeon]

me with no coding knowledge trying to make a AAA game in scratch

[shortstackgames]

I worked in Unity for around a year or two before switching to Godot. Never got past basic mechanics with Unity, there was just this wall for me. In Unity's defense, I also was learning C# through the engine, but switching Godot felt life-changing. The workflow just worked. Things that took me months of research and fiddling in Unity, I could figure out in Godot in a few days. It just felt more intuitive. I also think this was because my brain finally understood coding after three years (the abstract concepts suddenly started making sense lol), but I still maintain that I find Godot and GDScript way more user-friendly and intuitive in nature.

[shresthpratap]

Godot: Free Themes.
Unity: You weren't supposed to do that.

[hernankapo]

I started using Godot because it's completely free, and stay with it because the language is easy to learn (I only knew the basics of C at that time, it only took me like 1-2 months to learn GDScript) and it is potato PC friendly.

But at first I also didn't knew what to do. I remember opening Godot for the first time, touching things trying to do anything, and close it out of frustation.
Then I started watching tutorials and before I even know I was making prototypes!
Now I love Godot. I wouldn't be making games if Godot didn't exist

[mashpotatosauce]

Godot, to me, is just visually more appealing and I find it easier to understand.

[MatheusPese]

godot is also small in size, and portable, so you can develop almost anywhere that have a decent enough computer, be it windows, mac, or linux. So, godot also wins the "portability" category. xD

[mistertoups]

Having dabbled in both I honestly found godot much easier to use than unity, and godot is also better suited for pixel perfect 2D games. That's actually a major reason to use it if you aren't interested in releasing for consoles.

[DinraDiaz]

Tried godot for a class work, the teacher let us select whatever game engine we want, and i love Godot how friendly and easy to lear it is, at start bit confusing as you say because nodes and etc xD but its awesome :3

[acesadler-esp]

I’m a Godot fan. I remember opening up unity when I was 11, taking one look, and then closing it. I learned about Godot when I was 13. Opened it up, but I did not close it. It was much simpler. So, I learned about it, with no previous knowledge of coding. I watched gdquests platformer tutorial. I didn’t even come close to knowing what he was saying in the movement code. But, it was fun. Now I am decent with the engine, but still a noobish ameature . Don’t know why I said this. Anyway, your a great YouTuber goodgis. Dew Drop dynasty looks great! You took godot to a whole new level! Keep up the good work!

[mrkoix]

2:45
You said 400 a month or 1000 a month, when in reality it's 400 A YEAR and 1000 A YEAR.
Unity still looses the price category but 400 **per month** and 400 **per year** are very different prices.

[MrHappyoficial]

Godot Vs unity...
Me: laughts in Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

[unitysparticlesystem]

I was waiting for particle system category
"sad particle noises"

[serd_]

Godot's node based system made sense for me. It is pretty easy to learn imo

[artaz]

Who's here after the news? RIP Unity I'm going to Godot

[Crazy_Caleb]

I'm a comited Godot user(for the time being, I don't see myself changing anytime soon) and I'm super excited for the new tileset system coming