2017.2 beta sweepstakes winners found
Thanks to everyone who helped us introduce the next release of Unity by being part of the 2017.2 Beta. We have now identified the first 200 beta testers who submitted an original bug entry and who have...
View ArticleA 2D dream comes to life with Unity: 2D Physics in forma.8
Mauro Fanelli first started using Unity on his Mac back in 2005, but until relatively recently, he had never been a dedicated game developer. A game journalist and a self-taught (but by his own...
View ArticleTiny Bubbles: Custom soap-foam physics in Unity
Veteran indie developer Stu Denman had a grandfather who had worked on the Manhattan Project, and afterward studied the physics of soap bubbles. Half a century later, Stu couldn’t get his grandfather’s...
View ArticleFlipping Death: Bringing unique 2D puzzlers to Nintendo Switch with Unity
What does Zoink Games mean when they refer to Flipping Death as the spiritual successor to their previous hit game, Stick It to the Man? They’re referring to the fact that both games are puzzlers with...
View Article2018.1 is now available
Unity 2018.1 marks the start of a new cycle that introduces a major upgrade to our core technology, which gives artists, developers and engineers the power to express their talents and collaborate more...
View ArticleUnity 2018.2 beta: What’s new
The recently launched Unity 2018.1 marks the start of a new cycle that will enhance Unity’s core technology. It is built upon the early stages of two innovations: the Scriptable Render Pipeline and the...
View Article2018.2 is now available
Unity 2018.1 marked the start of a new cycle with two major innovations at the core. Together, the Scriptable Render Pipeline (SRP) and Shader Graph give artists and developers more power, while the C#...
View ArticleUnity 2018.3 beta: Get early access now
In July, we launched Unity 2018.2, which improved the performance of both the Lightweight Render Pipeline (LWRP) and the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP) to help you achieve high-end visual...
View ArticleWin cool beta swag, meet us at Unite LA and learn from new prefab workflow demos
Unity 2018.3 beta is now available and keeps getting better with every release, with improvements and fixes based on your feedback. We’re also working on demos that help you figure out how to work with...
View ArticleIntroducing the FPS Sample
At Unite LA yesterday, we announced the first release of the FPS Sample project, a multiplayer First-Person Shooter game. You can now download the full project including both source code and assets....
View ArticleIntroducing Unity 2018.3
Unity 2018.3 introduces improved Prefab workflows, including nesting, as well as enhancements to our Scriptable Render Pipeline, Terrain system and scripting runtime, and a preview of the Visual Effect...
View ArticleUnity 2019.1 beta is now available
2019.1 marks the start of the newest TECH stream, with lots of new features and functionalities. This includes more control over the editor and improvements to both your potential iteration speed when...
View ArticleIntroducing Unity 2019.1
The first TECH Stream release of the year – Unity 2019.1 – is now available. It includes many new production-ready features such as the Burst Compiler, the Lightweight Render Pipeline (LWRP), and...
View ArticleHere’s what’s in the brand-new Unity 2019.2
We have over 1000 developers dedicated to extending and improving Unity for you. In this release, you get more than 170 new features and enhancements for artists, designers, and programmers. We’ve...
View ArticleUnity 2019.3 beta is now available
The last beta release of the 2019 cycle, Unity 2019.3b, is here and it comes packed with new features, improvements, and a completely refreshed interface. Download it to get an early look at these...
View ArticleUnity 2019.3 is now available
This release features a brand-new Editor interface, new Input System, faster in-Editor iteration time and lots of other improvements. The High Definition Render Pipeline and many 2D packages are now...
View ArticleThe 2-year support for the first LTS release, 2017.4, ends in April 2020
Unity 2017.4.0 was released on 20th March 2018. It was our first Long Term Support (LTS) version and a significant shift in how we support Unity releases. The next release, 2017.4.40, will be the last...
View Article10 ways to speed up your programming workflows in Unity with Visual Studio 2019
Visual Studio 2019 offers world-class debugging, and lots of new tools and customization options so that you can set up your coding environment exactly the way you want it. It also comes with a range...
View ArticleUnity 2020.2 beta is now available and we welcome your feedback
With Unity 2020.2, we’re continuing our 2020 focus on performance, stability and workflow improvements. Join the beta and let us know what you think about the upcoming tools. Based on our community’s...
View ArticleThe road to 2021: Team “Quality of Life”
We recently shared our roadmap for 2021. Now we invite you inside Unity to meet some of the teams working towards these goals. In this first post of a new series, we are zooming in on a team that...
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