As somebody contemplating building a 2D strategy game, how good is the C# support?
This was a killer feature for Unity over Unreal. If Godot has similarly good integration, it looks like a better choice.
This was a killer feature for Unity over Unreal. If Godot has similarly good integration, it looks like a better choice.
So you can write a game with .NET 7 and everything is great. There's a little bit of extra overhead when making calls into the Godot engine, so you still may want to use bits of C++ for performance where it matters, but otherwise there are only a few rough edges left.
Apart from that, I really preferred Godot over Unity. Faster, more consistent, better learning curve, etc.
> Note that as of this release projects made with C# still cannot be exported to mobile and web platforms. We are working on providing the support as soon as possible, but the resolution of this limitation will likely depend on the release of .NET 8 at the end of 2023. This means that the work on enabling mobile and web platforms can only truly start later this year.
I've started going through a tutorial on youtube from I think finepointCGI about a horror game in Godot, he is actually doing it twice, once with GDScript and once with c#, so if you want to see someone with some godot experience using c# give it a look.