Godot 4.0’s upcoming release is indeed creating quite a buzz in the game development community! Its major improvements in features, performance, and usability are set to make it a strong contender in the game engine market. When comparing Godot 4.0 to mainstream commercial offerings like Unity or Unreal Engine, several factors stand out. Firstly, Godot’s open-source nature and no-cost model make it highly accessible, especially for indie developers or those on a tight budget. Secondly, its lightweight and flexible design is great for smaller projects or mobile games, though it might still lag behind in terms of high-end graphics and performance capabilities offered by commercial engines. Lastly, the usability improvements and enhanced features in Godot 4.0 are expected to bridge some gaps, but its community-driven support and documentation might not yet match the extensive resources available for its commercial counterparts. Overall, Godot 4.0 seems poised to offer a viable alternative for many developers, but whether it fully matches up to the likes of Unity or Unreal may depend on the specific needs and scale of the project."

Sounds good. I had just started to get into Unity when they created a big disaster with their pricing. I gave up on Unity (can’t use software that charges based on a percentage of revenue) but am planning to experiment with Godot soon.

Hi All, Which platform is Godot 4.0 good for? I want to develop for mobile.