which game engine is best ??

[Hosh]

which is the best game engine for making browser games like : supported from all browsers and have support community ??

 

[BillyKane]

I highly recommend you try Construct 3

about other game engine

Free:

Phaser 2 or 3, it is free, more tutorial, but it is little bit confuse, different tutorial teacher have different code style

I think Phaser is only suitable for html5 2D Game and user will spend a lot of time to learn 3rd party tools to export to other platfom (e.g.

for Level Map - Tiled
for code obfuscation- webpack,
for Mobile Export - phonegap, cordova
for physics- Matter.js,Texture Packer ,etc
for multiplayer - Socket , Nodejs etc.......)
phaser is easy to learn. but 3rd party tools/ programming is hard.
the mobile device performance/fps is slow when your game is complex.

 

Not Free:

Construct 2 or 3 are pretty good.

much faster in c3 develop and export to mobile is very easy, easy to add Admob and in-app-purchase plugin to your game, it is not free, but you can save more time

 

Panda2 - I think is my favorite HTML5 game engine, code is clean ,consistency ,easy to learn and export to web and mobile very easy. But it hasn't been updated for a long time, grownth very very slow slow slow slow slow slow slow slow slow, I think the creator enpu will give up Panda engine

So my choice is Construct 3

 

Edited June 29, 2020 by BillyKane

[Ninjadoodle]

I agree with @BillyKane above. Construct 3 hands down! It's an amazing engine and with new features and bug fixes regularly - very much worth the price. It's very easy to use and hugely speeds up gamedev.

I also really like Panda 2. @enpu did an amazing job on it! However, the engine hardly ever gets updated and there is very little communication

[8Observer8]

I study these game engines for web:

• Babylon.js - 3D, TypeScript, JavaScript, desktop and mobile
• Phaser CE (Community Edition) - 2D, TypeScript, JavaScript, desktop and mobile
• Phaser 3 - 2D, TypeScript, JavaScript, desktop and mobile
• Unity WebGL - 2D/3D, C#, desktop only

Edited June 26, 2020 by 8Observer8

[markon]

I thinks this Unreal Engine 4

[Beeandley]

I think Panda2 is really good!

[scheffgames]

Godot is the best available engine for 2d, hands down. Unity or Unreal for 3d. For canvas rendering and cross platform compatibility Phaser. For tinkering SDL. 

There are many other options but I think these are the main ones. 

[Nico Ray]

On 6/24/2020 at 9:40 AM, BillyKane said:

I highly recommend you try Construct 3

about other game engine

Free:

Phaser 2 or 3, it is free, more tutorial, but it is little bit confuse, different tutorial teacher have different code style

I think Phaser is only suitable for html5 2D Game and user will spend a lot of time to learn 3rd party tools to export to other platfom (e.g.

for Level Map - Tiled
for code obfuscation- webpack,
for Mobile Export - phonegap, cordova
for physics- Matter.js,Texture Packer ,etc
for multiplayer - Socket , Nodejs etc.......)
phaser is easy to learn. but 3rd party tools/ programming is hard.
the mobile device performance/fps is slow when your game is complex.

 

Not Free:

Construct 2 or 3 are pretty good.

much faster in c3 develop and export to mobile is very easy, easy to add Admob and in-app-purchase plugin to your game, it is not free, but you can save more time

 

Panda2 - I think is my favorite HTML5 game engine, code is clean ,consistency ,easy to learn and export to web and mobile very easy. But it hasn't been updated for a long time, grownth very very slow slow slow slow slow slow slow slow slow, I think the creator enpu will give up Panda engine

So my choice is Construct 3

 

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