Unity

“For game development I use Unity.”

“I also use a bit of the Unity game engine to teach AI concepts and make 3D bots.”

“I program my games in Unity engine (specifically v2018.3).”

“I've also worked on some projects in Unity which used Twine 1 as the scripting tool.”

“For the game we use Unity 2018.4 (which we update often) and Tom uses some coding program which I don't understand.”

“Most of my games were developed using the Unity game engine.”

“I use Unity to make the games, which, I mean, it's not perfect but I don't think I'd be in business today without it - it does a fab job of getting things up and going pretty quickly.”

“RimWorld is developed in the Unity engine - still on old version 5.6.”

“We are making Untitled Goose Game with Unity.”

“My latest game is my first Unity game, so there's a lot of that.”

“Unity is nice, but most of the time I'm making games solo, and for that I feel far more comfortable in GameMaker.”

“Unity - I learned Unity in school and stick with it because it's easy to use.”

“I use the game engine Unity for the aforementioned side project.”

“As for games, I've been using Unity since my university days.”

“But for my next games I'm also learning Unity, to be able to make 3D games.”

“As much as I like it personally, it seems to be falling behind the rest of the industry and is not widely supported anymore - so I may need to jump to a more stable platform like Unity eventually.”

“Our current videogame is being developed in Unity, and though I've never felt all that comfortable using it, I'm learning slowly (much slower than the others on our team, who are very patient and nice about it).”

“I've been using Unity for the last few years, for West of Loathing and for several other projects.”

“I sometimes end up using various JS frameworks, or Unity, but I tend to regret it - right now it is easier to just roll my own systems than deal with confusing documentation or other people's solutions.”

“Almost all of the games on my itch.io page were made with Unity, which is a lovely piece of software that allows me to get things done so much faster than I would otherwise.”

“I use Unity and complain a lot about it.”

“Firewatch was developed with the Unity engine, which is a pretty full-service game development environment.”

“For game-development I now use Unity as our game assembly tool/engine.”

“At Fullbright, I work in Unity on PC at a nifty standing desk.”

“We have this fully-loaded 17" Alienware "laptop" named Beast that mostly gets used for Unity and 3D modeling stuff these days.”

“The game I'm working on uses the Unity engine so I have that open all the time as well.”

“We made the game using the Unity engine, which we have 4.x pro licenses for.”

“A lot of my game development happens in Unity 3D.”

“I dislike the default Unity interface like others.”

“Unlike every other developer on the planet, I actually like Ubuntu's new Unity user interface.”

“I also used Unity3D for a recent project, and I'm hoping to use it for a couple of projects in the future.”

“When I don't work on FEZ and still do game development I use Unity because it's so easy to work with and also supports C#, which is my language of predilection.”