ayuki (2014-09-04 19:15:50)

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Hello, gaming enthusiasts! I thought I'd start a discussion for the free game development engine Unity.

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ayuki (2014-09-04 19:25:11)

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Yeah, they're going through their transition phase to the apparently "better" Unity 5.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-09-05 00:09:07)

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Signing up to Unity Pro can get you a free Wii U development kit!

I wish I had the money.

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ayuki (2014-09-05 12:32:48)

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30 days free Unity Pro

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ayuki (2014-09-05 19:33:54)

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$75 monthly, $1500 forever.

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Luigi4thewin (2014-09-08 02:11:23)

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I had Unity 3D and was following a tutorial but when I tried making a Javascript document it told me to download all these Windows Add-ons so I quit...

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Cr1tiKaL (2014-09-08 07:49:11)

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Ha Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! Game Maker: Studio is better.

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ayuki (2014-09-08 15:04:36)

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Nah, Cr1tty-boy. You wouldn't know a good game engine if it hit you in the face.

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ayuki (2014-09-08 16:03:48)

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It's quite user-friendly, and the asset store is nice for help sometimes. @Sammii

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Luigi4thewin (2014-09-08 19:48:24)

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Unity 3D is more advanced and more made for a studio making a serious game with 3D Graphics (Although you can make a 2D game too) While Gamemaker is a good way to learn and make projects without hours of coding and making models. That is not to say that Gamemaker is not good for making advanced/great games just look at Spelunky.

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Cr1tiKaL (2014-09-08 23:18:10)

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Game Maker: Studio has plenty of coding. They also have set variables for you to use to so you don't have to have the trouble of making them yourself.
But I don't recommend using the pre-made ones,
The variable gravity when you jump makes you look like your on the moon.

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ayuki (2014-09-12 16:28:13)

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roflmao

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ayuki (2014-09-17 06:15:13)

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Unity by far.

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