Yeah, I've worked in Unity before as well.

It's a really great engine to start with when you're beginning, because simple things are simple.

It makes sense that way.

In Red Engine, I feel like complicated things are simple, but simple things are complicated.

So it's not as of a smooth start for beginners.

Should not make that big, maybe.

But Unreal does complicated stuff really well as well.

So if you're a bit more advanced, Unreal tends to be on the better side if you're trying crazy things.