Mirra Review

I like that it's easy to use and understand. It has great tutorials to get you up and running quickly and also provides lots of help if you get stuck. You can export an HTML5 version for mobile apps or web sites. The experience feels too basic at this point. I'd like more interactivity with some types of assets (like cubes) and maybe more options in the UI. This could be a good option for someone starting out, but the price is a bit high for what you're getting. We are using it as a frontend…

The software has an intuitive user interface which makes it easy for even novice users (like me) to get started with creating their own projects quickly! Also many of its features are available in free versions so I love this aspect as well. There's not much about this platform we dislike but some people find getting around other platforms easier than others when using certain tools like Unity or Unreal Engine. If you're looking into developing your project then definitely give mirra a try…