Game Engines

Which is best for 3d games??
1.Frostbite 3
2.CryEngine 3
3.

Source 2
4.

Unity 5
5.

Unreal Engine 4

Replies

  • Kaustubh Katdare
    Kaustubh Katdare
    It's difficult to answer questions that do not provide appropriate information. The software you should choose would depend largely upon your skills-set, the kind of project you wish to undertake and overall skills-set.

    You have not mentioned which platform you wish to develop for. In general, Unity would be good for mobile 2D, 3D games. UE4 would help you create amazing environments and characters; but do check on their royalty model. Not sure about CryEngine.
  • Suhel Inamdar
    Suhel Inamdar
    yupp.. thanks..
    I m also look towards the Unity and UE.. but on windows for 3d mobile and pc games i m confused in Unity and UE
  • Vishal Sharma
    Vishal Sharma
    Just select one and start working with it.
    I'd like to see tutorials on any of em.
  • Suhel Inamdar
    Suhel Inamdar
    is it possible in unreal to make games for mobiles like Android, iOs

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