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With pleasure. After working on a VR project for six months using Unity (unfortunately, it was a private project, so it isn’t publicly available), I can say that both tools are really great. Unity is better suited for large-scale projects because it offers many more features and tools.

However, for making indie games in my free time, I clearly prefer Godot — it’s much more enjoyable to use, especially thanks to its node system.

If you’ve never tried it, I recommend this video, which gives you very solid foundations through a small platformer project:

It’s by following that tutorial about a year ago that I made my first Godot game, available here:
A little Adventure by MadeByQwerty

And as you might have noticed, Some Little Adventure is a spiritual successor to that, since I really enjoyed developing a platformer game!

Windy-codez66 days ago (1 edit) (+1)

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and now I am looking forward to switching from Unity to godot and ya you are right unity is good but it is suitable for big teams and studios and for indie developers it is still a good choice but after there runtime fee and other controversies ,now for some developers it is not very certain and not good for indie developers to develop in it in my thought and godot is a good option for them and after considering all of these I am thinking of completely switching to go dot and also i am looking for your next big project and new update of some little adventures

MadeByQwerty66 days ago

Thank you so much for your message!

I have some free quality-of-life updates planned for Some Little Adventures, and I also hope to add new levels in the future (available only in the full version, starting at €2).

Aside from that, I don’t plan to start a new project right away — though I’m sure it’ll happen at some point.
In the meantime, if you’re interested in my work, feel free to check out my other projects — almost all made with Godot — on my itch.io page:
https://madebyqwerty.itch.io/

You’ll find my very arcade-inspired universe there, with concepts like a chill, lo-fi brick breaker with satisfying physics, or a game where pressing a single button literally makes you lose — an experiment in storytelling through extremely minimalist game design.
Thank you again for your enthusiasm, it really means a lot to me!

Windy-codez66 days ago(+1)

hay a quick question that do you use godot buil-in text editor or external like VS Code

MadeByQwerty65 days ago

Built-in, because you can drag and drop your nodes into it to reference them — and that’s pretty cool.