Porovnání a analýza populárních herních enginů Unity a Godot

The video gaming industry grows at a rapid pace. That is why it attracts more and more consumers and naturally more creators as well. For game development, creators use software frameworks labeled as game engines, and nowadays there is plenty of them. The primary goal of this thesis is the comparison of two game engines - Unity and Godot. The goal is carried out by the implementation of the identical, simple game on both of them. The theoretical part of this thesis provides a historical context of how game engines were created and it continues with a description of key components that are part of currently used game engines. For both versions of the game (Unity version, Godot version) there is a measurement of 4 parameters on 3 different devices. The parameters are following - game size, RAM utilization, CPU utilization, GPU utilization. These parameters are measured for 30 seconds. The result of this thesis is an identical game implemented in both engines and measured values for the aforementioned parameters. Better results have been reached by Unity version.