Godot Engine

Lo recomiendo bastante, Empece con unity y aprendi lo basico en el desarrollo de videojuegos de forma general pero con GODOT pude aprender mas en profundidad todo y rapido.

invest in learning this game engine, it will be industry standard in the future

I luv this

I want to start by saying that Godot is the best [i]truly open source[/i] game engine... that I know of. Right now, I have two major problems with it that have become deal-breakers for me. 1. GDScript is holding Godot back, much more than people on the team seem to realize. I would even say it is taking the entire code base hostage at this point. 2. The source code of Godot feels like both someone making their first big project, and like it was written by someone who knows exactly what they are doing and is trying so hard to rage-bait you that it's obvious. I have read a large fraction of the source code over the past year and every time I get into it I have a very negative experience. I have to go in with glazed eyes and leave all my passion at the door to even tolerate it. I'm going to finish the game I'm making right now with Godot, but I'm never going to use it again, unless it basically turns into a different game engine at the source code level. I believe this is not a likely outcome. I'm never using Godot again after I finish my game, and will be taking a lot of "what not to do" lessons in game engine design with me. Now, a little bit of conspiracy theory: [spoiler]I have great suspicions that recently a lot of code written by the [i]team themselves[/i] (not volunteers, the guys getting PAID to work on Godot) are substantially vibe-coded and cleaned up by them to remove the most obvious tells. I can't say they are all together doing it, but I'm suspicious of at least one person doing this and trying to hide it. I cannot believe every other team member is completely clueless or without suspicion themselves. Contributing substantially AI-gen'd code is telling everyone "I don't care enough about this project to think too hard about what I'm doing, so I let the AI drum up whatever and polish it a little bit so it isn't obvious at a glance."[/spoiler]

Tô começando a aprender de verdade como q meche nessa bct, recomendo

Best game on steam probably? You literally just make whatever you want??? Though it did take me like 50 hours just to GET TO the tutorial (i'm stupid and did not follow the docs). 10/10 Visuals, Audio, Writing, Concept Also best creative director you could ask for. My contender for game of the century.

as a lover of Godot having the ability to use it through steam is awesome. Auto updates are so nice, as I no longer have to go through manually updating Godot, I already use Asprite, Krita, and Blender through Steam and having Godot here increased the efficiency of my workflow by another 15%.

I have been an absolute dumbass. For all my life, I have been updating my Godot via Itch.io. Nothing special there. Over time, I have been quite tired of using this method in updating and was hoping if Godot would ever publish their engine on steam or any launchers. That's when I found out that Godot had already put it on Steam 10 YEARS AGO....... (as of writing this review) Anyway, this game engine is peak.