Another plus side as well if you should ever venture into multiplayer when you get more experienced unlike Unity, Godot 4 has proper built-in support and they aren't deprecating it every few years. If you even think you might want to do multiplayer in the future definitely stick with either Unreal or Godot.

It's all the more impressive really what the Battlebit devs did with the Unity engine because I know how much of a pain in the arse networking is on that engine, must have taken them forever to deal with.

Another plus side as well if you should ever venture into multiplayer when you get more experienced unlike Unity, Godot 4 has proper built-in support and they aren't deprecating it every few years. If you even think you might want to do multiplayer in the future definitely stick with either Unreal or Godot.

It's all the more impressive really what the Battlebit devs did with the Unity engine because I know how much of a pain in the arse networking is on that game, must have taken them forever to deal with.