Best Game Making Software?

@valix: UE has a much cleaner WYSIWYG user interface and if you want fast results you just need to grab some asset or blueprint packs for your intended game type from the marketplace and voila!

One guy even created some kind of a Cyberpunk clone in just a few days with ue4 and there are some more examples of unpublished? projects in youtube, where some assets from the marketplace, kitbash, daz3d or reallusion cc3 have been mixed by "single person teams" in order to make some nice open world game prototypes.

The only disadvantage is that such games lack the "unique" look of true triple A games, which have unique and custom made characters, 3d assets, sound effects, music, animations, environments etc.. Many big studios even use their own "secret" engines, which are optimized for their specific type of game.