Game development coverage focused on Unity, Unreal Engine, production tools, asset workflows, AI-assisted development, development deals, and the technology behind building games.
The Bezi Mega Jam is live through September 28 with a Genre Collision theme, GDC passes, cash, Synty rewards, an iPad Pro and more than $34,000 in listed prizes. Here’s who can enter, what Bezi usage actually changes, and the rules worth knowing before you burn two weeks on a prototype.
Unity’s official agent plugin gives Claude Code, Codex and Grok first-party Unity skills, CLI access and live Editor control. Here’s what it actually changes for solo developers — and what it still cannot safely replace.
Fanatical’s HyperDrive VFX bundle packs 147 Shogun Games assets into a 99%-off deal. Here’s what Unreal developers are actually getting, the performance caveats, licensing, tiers, and whether the top tier is worth it.
Unity’s 2026 Autumn Sale is live with 50% off 300+ tools, 3D art, VFX and audio plus daily flash deals up to 70%. The deal is good; the trap is buying assets your project does not actually need.
Unity’s Autumn Sale Is Live: 50% Off 300+ Assets — Here’s How Not to Waste Money Read More »
RDC 2026 pushes Roblox toward a cloud game-development platform: AI scene generation, mobile creation, agentic testing, offline play and standalone apps beyond the Roblox client.
Unreal’s free City Sample is a useful procedural-worldbuilding lab—not a finished open-world game. What the UE 5.8 update includes, its limits, and a focused way to learn from it.
Unreal Engine 5.8 City Sample: A Free PCG Worldbuilding Lab Read More »
Unity’s report points to smaller bets and faster prototypes—not guaranteed hits. What the numbers actually measure, and how to use them for a more focused scope review.
Unity’s 2026 Development Report: Why Studios Are Betting on Smaller Games Read More »
Unity 7 promises faster iteration, but its migration details matter. What CoreCLR could change, what tools exist now, and how to prepare without risking a shipping project.
UE6 aims to unite UE5 and UEFN, but its release targets and migration promises are not finished features. What developers can prepare for—and what they can test today.
Unreal Engine 6 Roadmap: What Developers Need to Know Read More »
