Unity has Timeline (and Cinemachine)
Unity has Entity Component which is superior for many coders to Godot’s node system
Unity has better 3D
Unity has large bank of answered questions
Unity exports to WebGL
Unity Asset Store Assets are high quality, abundant and cost effective
In what way?
Even unrelated things can be added this way (RigidBody, Raycasters) whereas Godot needs separate parallel node trees to accomplish the same thing
Phantom Camera does most of that in Godot.
>Unity exports to WebGL
Godot also does that, albeit without C# support until the next major version.
Godot webgl will not run on MacOS, defeating the whole point of WebGL/HTML5
“Godot 4's HTML5 exports currently cannot run on macOS and iOS due to upstream bugs with SharedArrayBuffer and WebGL 2.0”
https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/export/expo...
The market share for Mac gamers must be very, very low. Like under 1%-low?
Being unable to load up a browser game on macOS is a pretty big deal when the main upside of a browser compile target is portability and accessibility.
I have read this line of the documentation a dozen times and I still don't understand what they mean by it. An HTML5 game is supposed to be run in a browser, are they saying that web GL 2.0 games won't run on a Mac even in a chromium browser?
Or are they saying that the export process to create the HTML5 game won't run on a Mac?
Forcing users to physically install a game onto their computer is simply too much friction for 99.9% of your prospective audience. Lack of robust HTML5 support is a dealbreaker.