What game engines do you use?

Hello,

I've used GameMaker on and off for over a decade, GodotEngine for a couple years, UE4 for 6 months, RPG Maker VX ace a little mostly scripting for a friends game ....

So far my worst experience with any engine has been UE4 just for the performance and any poor scripting with blueprints and or broken references seems to crash the engine very easily... Not sure if UE5 would be any better for me or just using C++... but whatever reason removing C++ clases is a big pain in the but, so really turned off by UE4 but still plan on using it for a project maybe or future ones.. BluePrints are neat to mess with despite it's issues...

Of the big, popular engines I've mostly used Twine, or rather Tweego. Works great for text based RPGs, or computerized gamebooks as I like to call them. Also tried Ren'Py, and Love2D (I know, they're not alike), but it didn't work out long-term. Frankly, most of my games are custom-coded. I did make my own graphics engines; one flopped, the other is a success and I plan to use it more.

I use unity and unreal. I've been trying to follow some unity tutorials but they're all outdated and are missing parts so its really put me off of using unity. Unreal 5 looks amazing but I haven't used it much. I haven't tried any other game engines. 

Pretty much Unity, but I've been trying to learn Unreal.

Hey! I've been basically only using Game Maker 8/.1/Studio, and while I've been trying to learn Unity and just C# in general, it's more of a side thing for me since I think I'm just fine staying on GM. 

Godot definately, it's just so much nicer to use than any other game engine.

i studied game development and learned using unity, but i'm most comfortable within clickteam. i know it's kind of got a stigma thanks to fnaf but it's still my favorite engine. i'm also familiar with rpg maker but i've gotten a bit rusty with it.

I use Godot, but recently installed Game Maker. I wanna try to make something small with it to see how Toby Fox does it, (I heard his coding in Undertale was Yanderedev bad.)

I've dabbled with Unity and Godot, and I used Game Maker on and off for about 9 years. But currently I'm just using Java, I don't even know why, I just love the language and how it works.

I commonly use RPG Maker XP but I would also like to learn how to use Unity :v