Epic Games sheds 830 people due to 'spending way more money than we earn'
Epic Games sheds 830 people due to 'spending way more money than we earn'
Recent industry news doing the rounds is from Epic Games, who yesterday publicly shared an email that was sent by Tim Sweeney about laying off 16% of the company.
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This and selling Bandcamp on to some shady ad(?) firm would not make me want to choose Unreal Engine if I was looking for a new one after the recent entshittification of Unity (I'd have gone for Godot anyway but ...)
Unfortunately, for some projects, there just aren't as many options available right now, at least none that I know of.
Godot seems pretty sweet for most use cases.
I've seen it, and it looks quite nice. Might give it a try if I ever get into game making. But some project that want to harness the full power of systems like Lumen, Niagara, Megascans, etc, don't have much of an alternative.