BEST GAME ENGINES FOR BEGINNERS (2020)

Free game engines - the most affordable way to make video games! In this video we will review the six best game engines that are completely free to use in 2018! These are great game engines for beginners and in have no licenses to buy, no subscriptions to pay for, no royalty fees, and you can use to them to make commercial games.

FREE Game Engines for beginners, the most affordable way to create video games for absolutely free. In this video I will review the top five game engines for beginners in 2020. These amazing game engines require no license to buy, no subscriptions or pay royalties. You can use these game engines for commercial purposes.

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[KlausWulfenbach]

7:52 I second this. Godot is just all-around the best game engine I have used. It's not significantly harder to learn compared to GameMaker Studio, but there is more of it to learn because it comes with so many built in widgets. However, once you've learned how some of those widgets work, and how they work with each other, it's a lot easier and faster to put stuff together. In some ways Godot reminds me more of classic Visual Basic than other game engines because of all the widgets.
The only problem with learning Godot is that the tutorial community is perpetually lagging behind because it's so new and the devs are still adding stuff so fast. Still, I think this is the time to jump in and learn it. It's what I've been doing for the last month. Just bear in mind that for some of the older tutorials you will need to double-check the current documentation to see what's changed.

[ultravioletturtle]

nice bro, I'm learning unreal engine 4 scripting

[bexplosion]

With all the talking about Unity and programming language it is strange you don't mention C#.

[tessyigwe]

What game engine did you use to create the game playing in your video??