This question is almost the same as Windows or OSX/Linux, iPhone or
Android etc.
The discussion can turn ugly very quickly ;-)
Both engines deliver stunning work in the right hands, but for a less
programming savvy person Unreal might be a better choice.
But both have a very active community with a thriving marketplace.
I've dabbled with both and stuck with Unreal for archviz reasons. But
I'm pretty sure you can do the same in Unity as well.
You already have some experience with Unity now, wouldn't the best thing
to do is DL'ing Unreal and see if that fits your needs better?
Hope it helps,
Rob
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On 1-7-2017 22:27, Olivier Jeannel wrote:
Hi guys,
The work is very calm these days, I'm having a vague desire to have a
look at game engines.
I think I have this old fantasma of working on a video game is coming
to visit me again...
I have started a beautiful shooter space tutorial on unity, I'm
starting to see my limit with the C-sharp language. This is a all new
unknown area to learn, and while I'm not completly lost, I'm wondering
if this is worth learning...
On the other hand I've heard about Unreal, and well, I'm not sure
which one is the best.
Does any of you have an advice or an opinion ?
Thank's !
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