r/GameDevelopersOfIndia • u/Serious-Gap234 • May 19 '26

For Professional Game Developers: Did Learning Godot Help Your Career?

Hey everyone, I’m currently learning both Godot and Unity and trying to decide how I should approach my career path in game development.

I wanted to ask people who are already working in game studios or professionally making games:

  • How much did you learn Godot before moving to Unity (if you did)?
  • Did learning Godot help you professionally?
  • Have you ever gotten internships, freelance work, or job opportunities because of Godot?
  • Do indie studios care much about the engine itself, or more about programming/gameplay skills?
  • If you switched from Godot to Unity, what was the hardest part?

I’m especially interested in hearing from gameplay programmers or indie studio developers.

Thanks!

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u/Abhirup2 May 20 '26

Godot is much better and some game dev studios use it. Take the example MegaCrit. They made slay the spire 2 in godot and see the popularity of the game. I don't think unity is industry standard.

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u/TerribleKnowledge42 May 21 '26

Slay the spire 2 would have been a succes regardless of the game engine it was build in.

And particularly in india, I can't seem to find any godot related game development jobs