Today I would like to apologize for last week's post; it wasn't good. Also sorry I'm a day late.  I'd like to talk about holiday games today. To make a good holiday game, make sure it's goofy. I hope I never see a holiday game that has no bugs and wasn't made in under 2 weeks. Why? Because people will play it within a 2 day period.  You should always opt for the hand drawn art style, or if you have too, use pixel art. Unlike most games, the #1 focus should be the holiday theme and genre. Speaking of genre, you should probably make a platformer or a runner.

Time for some ratings! First up, Godot. Open source, simple, great multiplayer support, but bad overall syntax. A tier. Next, we have java, it's an overall good language, but you need multiple heavy tools to use it. So let's go ahead and say C tier.  For the last ranking, I'll do unreal. It has good graphics rendering and all that, but is really heavy. So let's give it A.

S: JS, HTML5, C#

A: Godot, Unreal engine

B: CSS, Swift, Ruby

C: C++, Java

D: C, Rust

F: Python, PHP, Assembly