Godot 3.2 beta 1

I have been using Godot since recently and I sincerely think that Godot has one of the finest programming experiences, not only for games, but for any kind of visual programming.<p>It is easy and has a flexibility that is unmatched, and some things that are cumbersome to do in other engines are a breeze to do here.<p>I sincerely recommend that anyone with a mild interest try it, it only is a 60mb download with no installation needed, it comes with its own text editor and docs, so it comes with everything you need to start tinkering.

I don&#x27;t know if there&#x27;s anything approximating release notes for 3.2 yet, but one big feature I&#x27;m aware of is support for Oculus Quest. Most people are using Unity and Unreal for that, so it&#x27;s good to see an open alternative.<p>EDIT: Should have read more carefully, the post links a preliminary changelog <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;gist.github.com&#x2F;Calinou&#x2F;49aefe52ce8f67ffa3f743932123d14f" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;gist.github.com&#x2F;Calinou&#x2F;49aefe52ce8f67ffa3f743932123...</a>

Good progress on Vulkan support.<p>Meanwhile Unreal engine removed parallelized Vulkan renderer item from their future plans:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;trello.com&#x2F;c&#x2F;lzLwtb5P&#x2F;124-vulkan-for-pc-and-linux" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;trello.com&#x2F;c&#x2F;lzLwtb5P&#x2F;124-vulkan-for-pc-and-linux</a><p>Does it mean they won&#x27;t work on it anymore?

Godot was great when I tried it, it’s much simpler and nicer to use than Unity for 2d games.<p>The cons were there are some minor Mac IDE bugs (seems like maintainers mainly use Linux), but the biggest issue is the godot plugin ecosystem is much smaller than the unity plugin ecosystem and writing native bindings e.g. for an ad sdk is non-trival and you’d have to do it for each platform and each external sdk you integrate with.

So I tried Godot recently for 3D, and it seems pretty interesting. Followed some tutorials, made some basic FPS controls and movement. Checked out some other demos, etc.<p>However it&#x27;s surprising that no serious 3D game has ever been made with it, except a few demos. Why is this the case? I already noticed some sound issues in heavily scripted demos, is this engine very limited for 3D?

An interesting question to address is whether there is space for developing a low price commercial version of Godot. What feature would you be willing to pay for?

I&#x27;ve been waiting for this.

Godot is a game engine.

Last time I evaluated it to do casual games Godot was lacking production ready ads component. Is it now something fulfilled?

I had never heard of godot before. When I clicked this link, I was expecting something golang related (possibly something that processes dot)...<p>how wrong I was.