best games engines for beginners

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Today I'm going to count down the top game engine for beginners. In this video I'm going to list for you the best game engines to get you started making your own games.

all without coding!

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unreal is NOT for beginners it’s pretty complex

Matthewgb

I’m trying to make a game and this is EXTREMELY! Helpful.

Memeway_

Not only is fortnite made with unreal it’s made by the people who made unreal

Matthewgb

i tried use unity so much times but evry time i do that my compter goes goes very very slow and sometimes itg get BSOD BSOD means blue screan that means your compter has been compltey crushed my compter is so bad like bad

feresgamer

What I have learned from experience at the Fashion Institute of Technology University. When it comes to coding, what are your strengths?

LuckyGirlGamer

Godot could take the place of the first game in the list or at least have a honorable mention

lehast

Please make more like this no more fortnite pls

MashySob

great guide my friend, for a beginner like me this is a big help. very useful information

hackxter

i REALLY want to use unity but i dont know how to use scripts, i open a script and it opens, the notes applications, and i dont even know how,

imnotchriss

Thank you for sharing this!! I use RPG Maker MV and Ace! but, now trying to advance... to using GG or Game Guru Max! It's much more realistic 3D than any RPG Makers! Easy to use still, and very minimal code or scripting. Actually not even necessary....I haven't made anything in it yet, just watching lots of demo, building mechanics, how to text dialogue and teleport player stuff!

toddgilmore

Not very informative, no mention of:
1. Supported script language.
2. Most suited for 2D or 3D or both.
3. Price, fee

Personally I think Godot and CryEngine should be on the list. Also Unity supports more target platforms than Unreal.

bexplosion

" this engine is good, you can do coding. It export to anything"

Yes, thank you

Anail_Mhin

I use Blender as it makes the most sense . S to scale, R to rotate, G to grab, ctrl P to parent also you can drag your texture and drop it on your mesh . However in version 2.8 and above they got rid of the game engine. I have Unreal on my computer I also have Godot and they are beautiful but hard to understand after working with Blender but I have tried almost everything out there Shiva, Copper Cube, J Monkey, Game maker, Rpg Maker, Lumber Yard you name it Blender is the only one that works for me . I was going to try Unity again but I am having trouble getting the license. Long story to say I am looking for people to help me make some games. I have a few in the works .

therabidpancake

the countdown went a bit like this

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5

vortexhomy

Picking the game engine is less important than actually picking one and starting. If you waste time trying to decide on a game engine, you may never start so you never learn any of them. Just pick your first one then get going. You can change based on your own knowledge later on.

ChronoSerum