If you can stomache it, the awful UI etc, Blender is pretty good as far as features go. A lot depends on what engine you want to export too.
It's a bit hit or miss which apps support which geometry formats, and which formats are actualy useful for games.
B3D is probably the best general purpose format for games, but limited in the material department if your hoping to do up to date graphics. It does support more blend modes than almost any other common format.
If your going to use a tool that has poor B3D support you may want to purchase Ultimate unwrap 3D, which does good translation between different formats.
It's a bit hit or miss which apps support which geometry formats, and which formats are actualy useful for games.
B3D is probably the best general purpose format for games, but limited in the material department if your hoping to do up to date graphics. It does support more blend modes than almost any other common format.
If your going to use a tool that has poor B3D support you may want to purchase Ultimate unwrap 3D, which does good translation between different formats.