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GodotBoy is an interesting new project that enables you to take your GameBoy ROMs created using the excellent GB Studio (learn more) and import them into the open-source Godot game engine. Why would you want to do this? First off, it enables you to publish your GB Studio authored games […]
GodotBoy – Godot + GB Studio Read More
Yesterday we reported on an update to the Unity Hub that removed the ability to create non-Unity Cloud projects. While not a blunder even approaching the magnitude of the Unity Runtime Fee it is a PR fail and one that Unity can ill afford right now. Good news is, due
Unity Revert Awful Cloud Project Decision Read More
EDIT – 7/3/2025 – Unity have responded to the backlash: https://gamefromscratch.com/unity-revert-awful-cloud-project-decision/ In the most recent update to the Unity Hub, when creating a new project you will immediately notice a change: The option to make a non-Cloud project has been removed! Every project from now on will be created on
Unity Now Forcing Cloud Projects Read More
Every other Tuesday we get an Unreal Engine Fab marketplace giveaway, and this Tuesday is no exception(except that it’s also Canada Day!). You can get three free game development assets during the next two week for Unreal as well as one that works with the Unity game engine. If you are using
Fab July Free Asset Giveaway [July 1 – July 15] Read More
The C++ standard board (ISO 14882) just met earlier this month to ratify the final draft of the C++ 26 standard. You can think of the final draft like a feature freeze as a product moves from beta to release candidate and we now have to wait for compiler vendors
In the most direct attempt to woo Unity developers to switch to Unreal Engine yet, Epic games have just released the Parrot Game Sample. This is a full 3 level mini-game, authored identically in both Unity and Unreal Engine. Epic Games commissioned developers Secret Dimension to create Unity and Unreal
Unreal Engine Woo Unity Developers with new Tutorial Read More
Graphite is a free and open source node based vector graphics application currently in alpha release. It is currently only available as a web application, but it is being developed primarily in Rust for desktop applications and Windows, Mac and Linux versions are all expected in 2025. The Graphite source
Graphite – Free Vector Graphics Application Read More
Luxe is a cross platform game engine that was recently made available in public preview. The engine is released under a rather unique “pay what you should if you can” pricing model. It is both an API for game development as well as a full editing environment available for Windows,
Luxe Game Engine Released Read More
One of the major “missing” features of the Godot Game Engine is a commercial asset store to compete with the likes of the Unity Asset Store or Epic Game’s Fab market. Over the weekend, Emilio Coppola, the executive director of the Godot Foundation just stealth launched the Asset Store with
Godot Asset Store Launched Read More
The Wait For Godot got one step closer with the release of Godot 4.5 Beta. After several Dev releases (Dev1, Dev2, Dev3, Dev4 and Dev5) the Beta release adds new features and should be the end of the new features. What we see in Godot 4.5 Beta should be more
Godot 4.5 Beta Released Read More
