Thanks for playing! Yeah I like unreal for the visual scripting (I know other engines also have this) the main reason I use UE is because that's what I randomly chose two years ago when I started. UE5 is better since there's an awesome plugin for 2d and pixel art, but I use an older version of UE4 so I can package for html5, and UE4 html5 doesn’t support any plugins which is very inconvenient tbh. There's a very valid argument here that I'm making all these compromises and making my life harder for no reason. But I'm still such a beginner and I only recently started feeling like I have a good grasp on unreal I don't wanna lose that progress switching to a new engine yet. And hey, It works so why not!