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OK, I'm going to answer your question again, lol. Of course, I'm a bit biased, as I'm working on a hobby project in Unity, but I leveraged "real world experience" that both engines would give me (and the bit steep learning curve forUnreal) and ended up deciding for Unity. The best I've heard with this engine is either super amateur hobby projects (With the glorious exception of Locomalito's Hobby Awesome hobby projects), or people using it for quick prototipying (But I don't really see the need if you can do it with Unity.) Of course, this is a generalization, but I have yet to see any offer asking for experience with Game Maker. They usually want you to have Bjarne Stroustrup level of C++ knowledge. They usually want previous experience with unity.īig /AAA studio that either uses Unreal or their own in house engine. Small indie/Mobile studio which uses Unity for their stuff. This is a HUGE imho, but for what I've seen on the job market, you got two type of offers: is simple, but close to none development studios are working with GameMaker" and then your post, so I had to reply, lol. I was reading the post above of you and thinking "yeah. But for $15? Or $1 if you don't get the extra modules? For someone who's intimidated by Unity/Unreal(which is alot of people I've seen post in gamedev subs), that's a damn good deal if you want something more accessible and all you want to do is make games and not especially get an industry job where you need the more common coding knowledge.
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Whether or not people end up actually making money, I think alot of people are at least intending and/or hoping to, so I think it's appropriate to mention that along with the fact that they're free.Īs for Gamemaker being a good value, I'd agree if we were talking about full price.
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However, the main thing I was saying is for new people coming into this thread to compare or consider buying the bundle, I think it should be made clear that there will be royalties if you do happen to make money with these free versions.
I actually don't like Gamemaker all that much personally so far because it can be a bit buggy. There's quite a few times I feel like tinkering with something gamedev related, and it's SO much easier sometimes to get myself to open up Gamemaker and do another of it's stupidly simple step by step built in tutorials and then add my own stuff to the tutorial game, etc, than it is to open up Unity or Unreal and wade into those great but massively complex tools. I'll probably even end up buying this one too for the extra modules. I wouldn't pay full price for it at all, but for the $10 or whatever I paid, it's nice to have.
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I bought the last gamedev bundle with gamemaker and the android module and I'm very glad I have it if I ever did end up tinkering enough to make something I'd want to publish. I've enjoyed tinkering with all 3 of them. I just think people should at least be aware that there is slightly more to it than just completely free. That info is all I thought should be included in the original post I responded to. Take with a grain of salt though, as I personally prefer UE4 myself. Over $200k and you have to pay $125/seat/month, as opposed to UE4's royalty basis.īoth of those are excellent, UE4 provides greater feature sets than Unity at the cost of a royalty (but only after you make money- this is important for novices) while Unity has similar low barrier to entry, but offers less features than the premium licenses (but minus any royalties, so might be better for an established studio). Contact us if you require custom terms."įor Unity ( ) you can use it for free, royalty-free, until $100k total revenue per fiscal year, albeit with potentially large restrictions. UE4 is free to use, with a 5% royalty on gross product revenue after the first $3,000 per game per calendar quarter from commercial products. "How much do I have to pay for Unreal Engine 4?: Feedback Friday Screenshot Saturday Soundtrack Sunday Marketing Monday WIP Wednesday Daily Discussion Quarterly Showcase Related communities 1Įven moar context! Straight from the UE4 FAQ ( )
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