Porting my Unity Game to Unreal in 2 days | Castle Wars Devlog #3.1
It's got enough goof it might just work. I started to port over content from my Unity game, castle wars, to Unreal Engine due to my newfound lack of trust in Unity's Future. Unity has recently unveiled a fleet of pricing model changes which has me concerned, and ultimately considering jumping ship. I gave myself 2 days to port over as much as I could (which does end up being much) just to get a feel of the engine.
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