Mobile, console and PC game developers who work with the Unity engine will see some changes in how it is labeled in the next year. The company revealed that the last major update for its Unity 5 ...

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Unity is a cross-platform game engine that offers a way to create a game and run it on multiple platforms including Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Windows Holographic is the underlying ...

The details for Unity 5.6 and the engine’s next iteration are finally unveiled. During their keynote presentation at this year’s Game Developers Conference, Unity Technologies revealed that Unity 5.6 ...

The game development platform has native integration with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition, which allows option to install it as the default IDE. The Unity gaming development platform now ...

The folks at Unity this week at GDC 2016 revealed its stable release of the Unity 5.3.4 game engine along with a beta of Unity 5.4 (you can download it here). Unity is releasing Unity 5.4 as a public ...

Unity's version numbering is changing from a major update model to a yearly system starting next year. Unity 5.6 will be the last release to use the old system, so there'll never be a Unity 6. Instead ...

Unity's keynote at this year's GDC was all about the future of its game engine. The company has outlined plans for the next major version of its platform, Unity 2017, which is being designed with ...

Unity is transforming the way it updates its widely-used game engine, moving away from the major update model it has used thus far in favour of a yearly system that will presumably offer more ...

Unity 5.3, the latest version of the developer-friendly game engine, has been released. The update brings improvements to a number of areas of Unity's toolset, including some that will be of ...

Apple loathes cross-platform developer tools, but Unity believes a Flash partnership and new high-end features in its next-gen software will keep it popular. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 ...