Unity
Unity's real-time 3D engine fosters collaboration among artists, designers, and developers, offering tools for immersive, interactive experiences. Unity 6 enhances rendering, lighting, and AI, supports AR, VR, mobile, desktop, and includes detailed multiplayer workflows.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Features
- C# Scripting
- 3D Game Engine
- 2D Game Engine
- Networking and Multiplayer
- Vectorize raster images
- C-sharp
Tags
- Development Environment
- Game Engine
- 3d-engine
Unity News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Unity
Unity 6.3 LTS arrives with hybrid 2D/3D scenes, Box2D v3, and cross-platform toolkitUnity 6.3 launches as a Long Term Support release with two years of updates and is now the recommen...
- POX published news article about Unity
Unity and Epic Games have announced a partnership to bring Unity games to FortniteUnity and Epic Games have unveiled a partnership that will allow Unity games to run within Fortnite...
- POX published news article about Unity
Unity 6.2 launches with integrated AI in beta and enhanced Android XR capabilitiesUnity 6.2 has been released as the latest version of this popular cross-platform game engine, intro...
Recent activities
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POX added Unity as alternative to Drag[en]gine- Fla updated Unity
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What is Unity?
Unity’s real-time 3D development engine lets artists, designers, and developers collaborate to create amazing immersive and interactive experiences. You can work on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Unity’s industry-leading engine provides tools to create and operate amazing games and other real-time interactive experiences and publish them to a wide range of devices.
Unity 6, the latest release, comes loaded with faster rendering, powerful lighting options, end-to-end multiplayer workflows, expanded AI capabilities, and deeper support for mobile web runtimes.
Why Unity?
- Create once, ship anywhere: Be where your players are with support for innovative new platforms and technologies. Build your content once and deploy across all major AR, VR, mobile, desktop, and console platforms.
- Build mobile games: Unity boosts mobile game success with swift prototyping, performance optimization, and revenue growth tools, enhancing player engagement across the game lifecycle.
- Unleash creativity with powerful tools: Create beautiful, immersive experiences that engage from the very first pixels. With Unity, creative teams can iterate quickly in the same environment. From worldbuilding, animation, and cinematics to rendering, the Unity Editor works seamlessly with tools like Maya or Blender to keep artists and designers in the flow.
- A fast and flexible platform for programmers: Get great games in the hands of your players faster. Unity enables both rapid prototyping and scalable asset pipelines with a customizable Editor. Deploy high-performing C# code to over 20 platforms.
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Comments and Reviews
Great and Powerful software though I'm kind of upset that the there aren't all that many serious developers working with this software. I heard there was a System Shock remake being made using Unity that looked amazing but unfortunately the developer switched game engines.
If the developers for Unity decided to make this available for a Linux environment and provided an open source stripped down version then I believe we could see a greater interest in this software but as it is now I doubt we'll see that any time soon.
Regardless of all that this is still amazing software available for the public. You should definitely check it out.
there are many problems with unity and its recent updates. if you add too much high 3d models stuff like a forest, it will lag the game and no way to fix this that's how unity was made. Then you got all these fanboys who claim to love unity, do they really like it? did they ever build anything that is consider hard? 95% of unity developers never even made a open world game just the basic 3d level game. The engine is not even helpful with network (aka: multiplayer), thats a whole new kind of C# language and guess what hosting a server is not free. There is a problem with unity being used as an easy way to build easy games with plug-ins, that itself is making many bad games that people just upload to random websites.
Also unity does not have the "forever game" tag, once we upgrade our computers into something like "windows 20" we will no longer be able to play unity games from the 2015 era. It happen before with google shutting down the NPAPI for security reasons, there goes 2005-2015 unity web-player games that everyone had worked hard. Who to say that it might not happen with android, it already is upgrading to "marshmallow".
If you want better game development and a game that will last forever, then use another engine.
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Cons:
The company is publicly owned and motivated only by profit for the next quarter, so do not expect the cons to be fixed.
Most games made with the Unity Engine are performance suckers.
You are pretty much shooting yourself in the foot by going with Unity. And if you are already deeply committed to it - try to migrate to something else, at least for your new games if not existing ones. Go with Godot which is FOSS and based AF! If you really, really, really need to (for whatever reason) go with Unreal Engine - that's OK, but it's not FOSS. Bevy is also a new gem that will probably be a big deal in the future when it matures as it's built in Rust and uses Rust.
In January 2024, Unity is adding a new monthly fee per install, and it is awful. Switch to
Godot Engine instead, which is open source and free of charge.
It has games and a whole bunch of fun