Firstly, it is cross-platform, and more surprisingly, it supports not only the mobile OS, whereas it also supports MacOS and windows. That means the same game developed once is suitable to be tested and deployed for multiple platforms. Low code / no code means less bugs to address. That's what is impressive about this framework.

The code examples shared on the portal gives a good kick start to new bees and helps them to see their idea being a reality in a short span.

The 3rd impressive thing is it supports plugins written in native code like c/c++. This is where the options open up for developers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The number of code examples is not so comprehensive. There is scope to increase the possible number of samples or share a GitHub repo with more instances Secondly, the idea of making it open source is good. However, people expect more support from experts these days for quick support. So, I would suggest a paid model also to be put in place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.