discussion Renpy or Unity ?

[bobbybob202]

I would go with ren'py

 

[SennaLv11]

Ren'py by a mile. I can tolerate Unity for a great game I guess, but the company behind it is crazy and I'd encourage developers to not tie themselves to them. If you need more than a VN engine, biting the bullet and learning how to work with Godot seems preferable. At least you know they won't change the terms and extract all your money and rights to your firstborn all of a sudden.

 

[Jalim Rabei]

Ren'py always

 

[Aka123]

RenPy, the games seem to give me less hassle.

 

[Levius]

Ren'Py for sure. Familiar UI, plenty of settings and features, and easier to mod for extra functionality.

 

[billyba90]

renpy, way less effort

 

[MattShizzle]

Renpy, because it doesn't usually crash.

 

[CornLewder]

Renpy ftw, 100%!

 

[Delto]

RenPy for VN`s and Unity for other games

 

[karagadan]

Of course renpy.

 

[Republican Bear]

Renpy because it's built to develop adult VN's and most teams don't have the skills or the money to make proper Unity adult games.

 

[brassarse1]

Renpy much easier to use.

 

[Tosser]

The only Unity I can recall playing is Man of the House and it was such an annoying fucking grind that I hated it. Don't know if that engine lends itself more to sandboxes or not, but that one experience would have me hesitant. I'm used to RenPy by this point and can deal with its quirks.

 

[XPS3]

Ren'Py for sure is the best device for pushing out a game.

 

[zouxin]

Renpy I can easily translate it myself.

 

[kikomascado]

Ren'Py all the way. It's really easy to mod it yourself and check out all the things you've missed and how to access them. It's like the game script itself doubles as a walkthrough.

 

[lewdroysucks]

Renpy for sure!

 

[maralina]

Ren'py is great for novels, unity is better for interactive 3d games

 

[AlfaBit]

While Unity suck ass, RenPy saves ass.

 

[User_109698]

Ren'py unless the game is very interactive than Unity is probably better (if the dev is competent).