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tf2 aswell c++

Serious++

Valheim, Space Engineers and Cities Skylines are c# also as far as I know even if Cities Skylines and Valheim also uses Unity which is built in c++.

Space Engineers is pure C# though since the engine, vrage 2, is written in C#.

Minecraft has been C++ ever since the Microsoft acquisition. Also it's a bit disingenuous to say Fortnite was made in C++. It was made with Unreal. Unreal itself was made with C++ but you are not forced to use C++ to develop games with Unreal.

@nitnip No, for PC you still have a java edition. Its the Xbox and bedrock editions that are c++.

@nitnip wrong. Main Minecraft version is still Java, the Bedrock version is C++

@Demolishun unless they actually implement modding framework for Bedrock

One is the most sold games of all times

The others are not

@Linux according to Wikipedia PUBG is 1. Then Minecraft on 2, followed by Terraria and Diablo III

@Demolishun agreed killing off all the mods would just trigger massive piracy most likely

@iiii with thousands of existing mods, unless they can get the c++ version running java mods, not likely going to work out.

@Demolishun I know, they even showed of modding using visual studio in a demo, quite clearly indicating they wanted it to continue.

I was more thinking of if they killed of the java version, the modding community would fork their own version rather than switching to c++ for modding.

@Voxera fair enough, but even with regular Java updates a ton of mods become obsolete or abandoned because of breaking changes in minecraft engine

@iiii sure, but switching language from java to c++ is not the easiest switch :P

Each day roughly 30+ games get released on steam alone. And way way more on mobile, but let's pick what we want to represent :D.

Also add Budget till now to those titles and the picture becomes clear.

@nitnip usually when you make a game with unreal you do unreal script which is not really c++

@KDSBest

Unreal script doesn't exist since at least 10 years.

UE4 and UE5 allow you to use blueprints, which are just a node-based frontend for c++, and, by their own admission, only suitable for prototyping or very simple games.

@CoreFusionX since you don't believe me: https://dev.epicgames.com/community...

It has not much todo with normal c++

@KDSBest

And nothing to do with unreal script.

And it's still C++, as your link itself says, it's not a modified version of c++, it's a game API built on good ol' C++...

@CoreFusionX ok I agree

Sigh
C# remains for hearthstone only

@Voxera but who plays those lol

God shoot me

@AvatarOfKaine Me and several colleagues and friends to begin with :)

And some tens or hundreds of thousands at least, some of the games have sold over a million copies.

Sure, they cannot compete with big AAA titles from EA in player base, but its not indie games.