Why Should We Use Unity When Making Games?
Hello friends, in this article I will talk about why I use Unity when making games, what its advantages are, and I will share with you videos of a few games developed with Unity.
While writing this article, I benefited from the "Why Unity" titled article on Unity's own site, if you want to take a look too, you can click here to go to the page.
Why Should We Use Unity?
First of all, we can say that it is necessary to use a game engine to speed things up while making games, especially when making big games it is very useful and makes our work easier, so it's always advantageous to use a game engine instead of not using one at all, but using Unity is more advantageous compared to many game engines in the market.
Multiple Game Design (Variety)
With Unity, you can design 3D games, but in addition, you can also easily design 2D, AR, VR, and 2.5D games.
Multi-Platform Support (CrossPlatform)
You can present your games for many platforms with Unity.
For example, Android, IOS, Oculus, Mac, Windows, Linux, XBox, Ps..
Unity Services - Unity Ads, Unity Analytics, Cloud, and Multiplayer
With the many services Unity offers, it allows you to place ads and analyze your games much more easily.
With the Cloud Build system, you can build and publish your game over the internet even with a low-spec system, and with the Unity Multiplayer service, you can easily make online games.
A Lot of Unity Lessons/Resources
According to Unity itself, there are over 300,000 hours of training videos on the market...
Even someone who says they don't care about the abundance of foreign-language resources will see there are a lot of Unity lesson videos on Udemy, Youtube.
Free to Use
Yes, Unity is a free-to-use game engine (until you start earning $100,000 per year) and a lot of free add-ons are also provided to us for free.
Very Simple to Use
Although there are many lessons about Unity, it's a game engine you can learn just by experimenting; with a trial or two you can reach a level where you can easily make the game you want (on a simple scale).
Multiple IDE Support
Unity works integrated with many IDEs, so you can start writing code with almost any IDE you want..
You can write your code using either Visual Studio or Mono Develop, and you can also use mini IDEs like Visual Studio Code.
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