Setting up from scratch, importing assets into the engine, scripting, & building my first frankenstein of a multiplayer game using the Cafu engine overall felt hassle-free & any obstacles faced from my end were quickly resolved thanks to the help receiver from the strong & passionate GitHub community contributing to the improvement of the engine with its open-source nature. With Cafu, I was able to create my own version of Half-Life 1 LAN game by importing some of the game's original maps like Frenzy & CrossFire & modifying some of the maps' parts to suite my & my friends' playstyle. Since we're in a habit of meeting every week for a LAN party at my garage, my friends would offer feedback on what can be added or altered in my game to propel the gaming experience even further, & implementing such changes in the engine would be performed shortly after. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with Cafu's simplistic, yet performant capabilities & being able to produce a nostalgic game using this engine that can even run on ancient / low-end hardware makes it a unique piece of software to utilize for game development. Kudos to the developer for making such a masterpiece.

What I like best about Cafu Engine is that is user friendly. To be completely honest, I do not use software like this often, BUT when I use Cafu Engine, even after a period of time, i do not feel lost.

The reason I just love is that we can download it at no extra cost. It is free to use. It can be worked with any operating system. It is optimized for minimum bandwidth requirements.