[ClimaxGravely]

If you haven't already started a project then just don't use unity. There's a lot of really good stuff out there already that don't have such nebulous terms.

Feel free to send me a message and I can send you a list of alternatives. I don't consider myself much of an expert but for what it's worth I've been making games for almost 25 years.

[em-bee]

could you share that list right here please?

[MrDrMcCoy]

Here's a bunch, in no particular order:

https://godotengine.org/

https://o3de.org/

https://defold.com/

https://www.stride3d.net/

https://gdevelop.io/

https://armory3d.org/

https://torque3d.org/engine/

https://flaxengine.com/

https://pragma-engine.com/

https://wickedengine.net/

https://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/

https://castle-engine.io/

https://solarus-games.org/

[ClimaxGravely]

Sorry I should have done that from the first place.

Here's a quick one as I'm on a movie break. I'll make a note to update this in the morning.

Haxe + Haxeflixel : pixel art games

Haxe + Heaps : More general 2d/3d framework with webgl target

Godot : I havent used it personally but I've had a myriad of co-workers tell me how good it is

Monogame/FNA : Open source multi-target C# framework that more or less fits the XNA api. I love this one. Might be really good for C# programmers.

[ClimaxGravely]

To add to this, some people I've worked with are talking about the stride engine (formally known as Xenko). MIT/C# engine

[40yearoldman]

Roblox?