I got pretty excited and rushed through the article trying to clarify what engine and language it is based on.<p>Got a little bleak when I saw CryEngine and C++. As someone who uses C# and Java it&#x27;s becoming pretty clear I need to start learning C++ if I want to explore game dev.<p>I realize Unity uses C# but when I compare UE, Unity and CryEngine it really feels like Unity still has a long way to go. The features you get out the box with UE for example are far superior to Unity.<p>Anyway, I just went off topic. It looks like an interesting option for developing multiplayer focused games.