Building an updated terrain system / cinematics tool / post effects / world and tile composition / dynamic sky system / GPU cascade particle system / Apex / automatic layer streaming / point of origin. I'm not sure what part of Unity is "easier" as such, coding shaders is harder. It already covers what Unity has and then goes on to have additional features explained a fair few times.
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On top of that you don't have to code shaders because you have a material editor, it has navmesh etc. Not much has changed in the nearly 10 years I've been paying attention to game development.Ĭlick to expand.I'm not following here, UE4 has persona similar to mecanim it has a UI system called UMG. I might, though, just to see how it's coming along.ĮDIT: I should note, way back when when I started with the RPG Toolkit, we had the same problems with newbies who wanted to make an MMORPG with it. Anything outside of the JRPG cookie cutter tended to require a positively silly amount of work to get up and running conversely, in Unity, it may take a silly amount of work to build the cookie cutter, but if you can, you can totally go to town! That all was some of the reasons I came to Unity. I made a rhythm game with it back when I was in college, but it ran really freaking slowly (though, that was back in the 3.0.6 era - TK 3.1 hadn't yet come out.) Grindalf made a side-scrolling shooter in it, which was interesting, but required a lot of code. That's about the zenith and nadir of its capabilities, really. It's like being in an Engine candy store HEHEH!.Ĭlick to expand.Yeah, I'm not going to lie - the TK is really biased towards making a clone of Final Fantasy IV. World composition with point of origin and layer streaming ( I mean it's just fantastic), material editor ( I love UE's Mat editor), cinematics (although I know Unity are working on this) and the out of the box TOD function also maybe just how damn impressive the VFX system is. On a side note, if I was doing a 180 right now and swap back here are the things I'd miss instantly.
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It has a long way to go to be a dominant force for PC / Console but if they keep doing what they're doing I have every faith they could be.Īt the moment I see it as Unity vs.
Unity has the mobile segment wrapped up nicely, it's quick / lightweight and finally reached the point of stability / maturity. Where it falls over is general performance sucks compared to Unity and it's way behind for mobile. Where UE4 leads the pack is PC and Console tools, just the shear amount of out the box features and how rapidly they develop gives a clear advantage in this sector. But I think it's getting to the point with Enlighten and UE4's work in progress LPV / lightmass upgrades CE is still the king of outdoors it's not worth the hassle / you're not going to miss it. There's no if's or buts about it.Īs far as engines go, they all have strengths and weaknesses. Lighting, artwork and post are essential as Aabel says for making a good looking game.
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