discussion What game engine do you prefer adult games to use?

[somethin]

Renpy most probably. But sometime enjoy RPGM too

 

[DragonsFear]

i prefer renpy

 

[jetstrike1]

Ren'py for the rollback for different choices, also unity, if dev uses it correctly.

 

[tachbir]

When I first started playing VN's I didn't like Ren'py that much but it grew on me and I don't really remember the issues I had with it. Now if I play a non-renpy game I get annoyed if they did not copy the way ren'py does things.

 

[tattooedillusions]

Prefer Ren'py for VN's (don't mind some sandbox) & HTML for RP type games. A few QSP games too. Don't mind Unity sometimes depending on the game. RPGM is probably least favorite.

 

[User_48461]

Anything but RPGM. I don't even waste the time to download RPGM games.

 

[amarnaamnai]

Ren'Py because of the rollback feature and how smooth every game usually is. That being said, not the biggest fan of visual novels anymore; I prefer sandbox or RPG adult games at the moment.

 

[GiantPixi]

I don't really care to be honest.

Acouple of my top games are on RPGM, some are using Unity, one on Unreal and a couple using Ren'py.

 

[loltube]

I actually have no preference when it comes to engine. As long as there is actual gameplay (not just navigating through a story) use whatever engine works for you.

 

[Kamilgar]

As a fan of full 3d games i prefer the Unreal Engine and Unity.

 

[Anon1990]

Team Ren'Py here.

It´s just easy to use.

 

[Alxsmthldc97]

Team Ren'Py here.

It´s just easy to use.

Renpy.
Easier to modify.

 

[delphi-hime]

I have a bit of a soft spot for rpgmaker games... i've just seen so many amateur devs put out such cute little projects with rpgmaker, it makes me happy when i find something tiny and special that somebody clearly was really excited to make! i mean, other engines have that too... so i guess it's just a personal preference

 

[cosicosi89]

Renpy is the most common. Some of the developers do such an amazing job with it.

 

[HuevosAzules]

Ren'Py hands down!

 

[BoneyM]

Yah, I've seen Ren'Py used to do most things that the few other engines I've seen have been used to do. And, I can just unpack the code when there's a bug, which I like

I'm guessing some of the other ones have more framework already in place to get things like that done but, as a result, it seems they also tend to be more prone to bugs... Like, there are lots of Ren'Py games with big game-breaking bugs, but there are barely any RPGM games that don't have them.

 

[azertax]

Renpy.
Many Unity games have cumbersome gameplay and no skip option.
If the game is RPGM the tags and previews must be 9/10 in order for me to decide to give it a try.

 

[Motoko]

Ren'Py , I now dabble in 3D games sometimes as well that use Unreal or Unity. I avoid RPGM like the plague.

 

[FuzzyFuzz]

Renpy is just so easy to use

 

[contanova]

Renpy, more easy to correct bugs