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+# Why use Awperative?
+
+In an industry dominated by "triple AAA" game engines a lot of 
+people question why you would bother with the little guy. Many
+people don't currently consider making games outside of a
+familiar three (or four), which most consider to be
+
+- [**Unity**](https://unity.com/)
+- [**Unreal Engine**](https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US)
+- [Godot](https://godotengine.org/)
+- [GameMaker](https://gamemaker.io/en) (Depending on who you ask)
+
+It undeniable that most people will start out with one of these engines
+and in fact most people should! Compared to lower level game libaries such as MonoGame or Love
+it is comparatively easy to make quick games and learn the basics of
+programming when you are using one of the high level engines.
+
+However, as you progress throughout your developing journey it may be more tempting and realistic to build
+your projects from complete or near scratch. Such a goal is not unrealistic either. The most accomplished
+low level "Game Library" is probably MonoGame. Which has a very  long and proven track record of hits.  Specifically, 
+both [Stardew Valley](https://store.steampowered.com/app/413150/Stardew_Valley/) and [Celeste](https://store.steampowered.com/app/504230/Celeste/) Personal favorites of mine.
+
+Making your game with a library also has stark financial incentives; Large game engines tend to levy
+significant bills over developers using their platform. While most libraries and specifically Awperative
+are completely **free** and **open source**!