what game engine do you use for your android game?

[Daedalus Games]

Unity 3D engine.

 

[mickeycoding]

Currently using Java and Opengl. Thinking about using either Unity or libgdx.

 

[lolbs]

Unity3D

 

[Roi Games]

I use Stencyl. In this program, although it does not require programming, but anyway there are complexities.

 

[dainguyen2193]

Unity is very well for 2D and 3D game, but file size is very large

 

[dainguyen2193]

You can use Corona or Cocos2dx for 2D game

 

[Scianthrope]

I use Unity. The file size can be initially large for what amounts to an empty project but with plenty of scripting, modular assets and texture budgeting there's still plenty of room to pack in a lot of playtime's worth of content into a single <50MB .apk before having to deal with resource downloads and whatnot.

 

[AhmedBenlakhdhar]

Unity 5

 

[NLab]

All hail Unity. But as already mentioned before, if you're doing small game/app,
you prolly looking for some other way of making apps.
As the initial size of the .apk is pretty solid.

 

[ElisaAndroid]

I use Unity3D to make game

 

[WakingBats]

Unity mainly because you don't need to handle too many resolution specific issues which you might with other less powerful engines

 

[fermentergames]

Gamemaker Studio here!

 

[CaffeineBomb]

Yet another Unity3d user here. Don't think the file size is too big a deal for Android, just shipped a game with a lot of textures for procedural characters & UI and a few sounds and the APK still came in around 30MB. All depends what you include in the game really.

Big selling point for it is how easy it makes cross platform dev, we worked with iOS as target platform for most of development (we had more of the target hardware to work with) but when it came to switching to Android it was incredibly smooth.

 

[Mowy Entertainment]

I use cocos2d-x. My reasons: it's open source and the generated packages are pretty small (depending only on the assets you use)

 

[Ianfire92]

LibGDX here too

 

[cudamon]

Unity 5! My team is just coming to the final stages of our game development and unity has been great. Easy to use interface and keeps your assets neatly stored. The free development kit is pretty powerful too!

 

[thanhnt]

cocos2dx

 

[OnlyGames]

Started with construct 2

 

[knowtohowto]

I use andengine
knowtohowto.blogspot.in
#knowtohowto

 

[funky zoo]

cocos2dx