Finally, I’m going to list some game engines that I used together with their pros and cons. After that we’ll talk about custom engines that some games leverage and why they chose to do it that way together with some funny stories about the Game Engines that I personally wrote over the years. In this article we’re going to take a look at the most popular game engines that the vast majority of mobile games use. Studios like Gameloft for example, have their own internal game engines though even they sometimes rely on Unity or Unreal. The remaining games either use Unreal, Godot, Game Maker or more obscure or home grown custom engines. That means that half of the mobile games out there use Unity as their backend. Most mobile games use the Unity Game Engine which has an estimated market share of 50%. We’ll talk about the most commonly used engines, their advantages and strengths as well as home-grown, home-brew, custom engines and what it’s like to use your very own.
What engine do you use to make your mobile games? What engine does Clash of Clans use? What about PUBG? What engine does that mobile game use? As a veteran game developer, I’ll try and explain what’s the deal with the most common used engines for mobile game development.
This is a pretty common question that I get asked all the time.
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