discussion Which game engine do you prefer?

[Anonbernd]

Renpy is fast and good.

 

[fallfallen]

Don't care what the engine is as long as the game is good.
Renpy is usualy a good choice.

 

[kimerstar]

definitely , it is RenPy .

 

[supermario272]

Renpy

 

[dalailamer]

renpy, anything else is just annoying.

 

[idonthaveaname973]

RenPy and unity

 

[genzee42]

Depends on game. Generally RenPy. Some html (Female Agent, for example). QSP (Evil2 and GirlLife) for life sim games.

 

[joyblack]

Ren'py and HTML

 

[vasale00]

i like RenPy

 

[PapaQ]

Renpy. Almost exclusively

 

[Sataan]

RenPy

 

[medi0]

RenPy

 

[Sandman9]

RenPy

 

[svel200]

Renpy

 

[Nemo Warrior]

Renpy

 

[AzraelReaper]

Ren'py for sure, unity tends to be optimized wrong and causes things to stutter/run slowly way too often

 

[ZerueL]

Ren'py of course. I don't mind RPGM & Unity that much since I've played games on those engines that are pretty great.
What I do hate though is during the early stages of those games filled w/ performance issues. Like, they use more resources than some AAA games I play lol.
Just like what I'm currently experiencing from Inn Another World since it switched from Ren'py to Unity.

 

[GhostyOps]

Renpy

 

[Fairfield]

I get why people use RPG because it's good for fight mechanics. Though terrible for everything else, so I never play RPGM, because (the obvious) I'm not here to play fighting games.
I have no idea why people use Unity, though. The textures are great but the gameplay seems almost uniformly terrible.
The only alternative to Ren'py I have come across that works even halfway as well is Godot (used by dev of VIRTUES and PHOENIXES).

 

[genzee42]

I get why people use RPG because it's good for fight mechanics. Though terrible for everything else, so I never play RPGM, because (the obvious) I'm not here to play fighting games.
I have no idea why people use Unity, though. The textures are great but the gameplay seems almost uniformly terrible.
The only alternative to Ren'py I have come across that works even halfway as well is Godot (used by dev of VIRTUES and PHOENIXES).

QSP performs really well with some truly massive games. There are a limited number of good (in my opinion) QSP games, however.