Hard yes - the syntax on the scripting language is very well-thought-out, the visual shader system is incredibly easy to work with, and my own project in here runs like a treat, even on an Atom CPU with integrated graphics, using the GLES 3 pipeline. My only gripe is having encountered some weirdness with COLLADA imports in the past (easily worked around); hopefully, this will have improved in 3.2.1.

Overall, highly recommended.

(update: I'm now about six months into a major project with this thing, and it continues to find ways to positively impress me. I haven't tried out 4.x yet - it would require too many script changes to my in-flight project - but I have high hopes. It really is a well-crafted tool.)

(forgot to mention - if you'er comfortable compiling from source, it'll happily run on ARM 64-bit, too!)

Hard yes - the syntax on the scripting language is very well-thought-out, the visual shader system is incredibly easy to work with, and my own project in here runs like a treat, even on an Atom CPU with integrated graphics, using the GLES 3 pipeline. My only gripe is having encountered some weirdness with COLLADA imports in the past (easily worked around); hopefully, this will have improved in 3.2.1. Overall, highly recommended. (update: I'm now about six months into a major project with this thing, and it continues to find ways to positively impress me. I haven't tried out 4.x yet - it would require too many script changes to my in-flight project - but I have high hopes. It really is a well-crafted tool.) (forgot to mention - if you'er comfortable compiling from source, it'll happily run on ARM 64-bit, too!)