Compare Corona SDK and Unreal Engine 
Corona SDK vs Unreal Engine
- Reviewers felt that Unreal Engine meets the needs of their business better than Corona SDK.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Unreal Engine is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Unreal Engine over Corona SDK.
- Native libraries/APIs
- Offline builds
- Revenue limit: $500k
Corona SDK provides a simple but very powerful Lua based development system. Paired with your editor of choice Corona forms a complete environment to allow anyone to create their own apps that will run on Apple iOS (iPhone, iPod, iPad), Google Android,...
The LUA programming language is very limited and lacks features that advanced programmers would want to create a game that had an ambitious scope, therefore, the platform is best suited to simple games. Additionally, Corona's toolset was very minimal,...
The rendering capabilities rival most software rendering engines. Lighting, surface shaders, particle effects, and animation system are easy to use and easy to update. When you've got a few visual directors sitting around you're able to make changes to...
There are two things I don't really like of UE. Background: I am a lonely programmer with poor artistic skills. The first problem is that UE requires you work in a particular way. You have to understand well how the engine is built (GameState,...
Corona SDK provides a simple but very powerful Lua based development system. Paired with your editor of choice Corona forms a complete environment to allow anyone to create their own apps that will run on Apple iOS (iPhone, iPod, iPad), Google Android,...
The rendering capabilities rival most software rendering engines. Lighting, surface shaders, particle effects, and animation system are easy to use and easy to update. When you've got a few visual directors sitting around you're able to make changes to...
The LUA programming language is very limited and lacks features that advanced programmers would want to create a game that had an ambitious scope, therefore, the platform is best suited to simple games. Additionally, Corona's toolset was very minimal,...
There are two things I don't really like of UE. Background: I am a lonely programmer with poor artistic skills. The first problem is that UE requires you work in a particular way. You have to understand well how the engine is built (GameState,...
