Maybe not as much as in Godot, but to be honest that other engine is going through a lot of evolution so instability and a feature explosion is to be expected.

started development on a video game with a friend using the Godot engine.

I actually ended up deciding on godot with gdscript and while I m not done yet, I m having a pretty dang good time.

I m short on... Godot, and the like. That entire industry is going to be reinvented from scratch and look nothing like what exists today.

People enjoy the simpler workflows of Godot as well as its more reasonable distribution size, somewhat more convenient 2D implementation, amongst other things, but its node-based structure where each object can only have one attached script is less flexible.

I don’t know, it’s tough for Godot, Blender, Black Magic, EPIC competitors that no one has heard of…

While Godot has a small file size, it’s Hello World memory usage is ~300MB, which I think is even more than a Hello World in Electron (perhaps fixable by removing features).

use literally any other engine like Godot which has been recommended in this thread already.

I Love Godot from my time tinkering with it but one of the reasons why Godot is so hopeful in future compared to other engines is imo the fact that they support many many platforms.

Games on itch.io, developing Parasite Attack 1984 for Steam. Siligong Valley game-dev organiser