That's mostly the reason why a lot of projects are done in either RPGM or Ren'Py as Unity, Godot and alike typically require a much more advanced skill level to really get anywhere with. Development time/cost ratio usually doesn't justify learning these ways for many from what I can tell

on for an XLR mic the regular MPM1000 non U would do just as well
it'd at least make for a great starting point to a more refined setup

bells and whistles you got which additional audio controls like a knob or two, some buttons
though I would argue that individual pieces like I was originally saying do ultimately provide the best of what you can get
maybe look into decent options like the Vocaster One as well to stay on a budget

can only really speak on the kind of recommendations froma legitimate audio >engineer< (not some creator) provides me with
pratically all gaming branded headphones/sets fall right into the bin which needless to say includes the whole SteelSeries lineup
however I cannot personally speak on those-

I've been running a pair of Sennheiser HD560S (paid ~155€ at the time) for about a year now, definitely of good quality for being decently mid-range open-backs
closed-back would've been the AKG K361 otherwise
headsets end up underwhelming/overpriced and worse than my basic MPM-1000U standalone mic

Always a treat when you are drawing foreskin (overhang) still the hottest thing ever