[Mikeb85]

The fact that Unity uses C# as one of it's scripting engines doesn't mean that C# is taking over the game world (I'll assume that's where the C# reference is from - since Unity is incredibly popular for iOS devs). The vast majority of games are still C++, often scripted in Lua, Python, Javascript and C#.

[sambeau]

I wouldn't describe Unity's relationship with C# as 'scripting'.

I realise that there are no doubt a number of custom C++ engines out there with embedded scripting languages but push for multi-platform mobile games has caused an huge shift towards Unity.

Maybe I'm moving in the wrong circled here — but anecdotally all the people I know making iOS & Android games are developing in Unity.

[Mikeb85]

From the horse's mouth: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/9675/is-unity-engine-wr...

And I don't doubt that alot of devs use Unity, it's most likely the most popular game engine. But it's still a C++ project, despite the languages used to script game events...

[CmonDev]

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