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There is a massive collection of open world game assets available on Humble right now in the Unreal Engine Asset Bonanza bundle. This is a huge collection of high quality assets for Unreal Engine, but don’t worry, we also show how easily they can be exported to Blender and Godot […]
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Geany is an open source IDE/Code editor that has been in active development since 2005. In celebration of their 18th birthday, Geany released version 2.0, which among other features adds support for the Godot game engines scripting langauge, GDScript. Key Features of the Geany IDE: New features added in Geany
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, the Harmonic Hauntings Horrific Sound & Music Bundle. This is a collection of sound tracks and sound effects with a Halloween theme from Ovani Sounds. If you picked up the Audio Odyssey bundle earlier, these are from the same
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You can get an asset pack from Synty, the POLYGON Battle Royale pack is available for free on the Unity Asset Store in the Synty Sale. Be sure to use the code SYNTY23 at checkout, no purchase required. If you are a Unity developer you may also want to check
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Unity have quietly dropped a new bundle on the Asset Store, the Unity 30 for $30 Mega Bundle. This is a collection of up to 30 Unity assets organized into two tiers, one at $20 and the other at $30. The bundle is organized as follows, with the $30 tier
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It is time for the October 2023 Unreal Engine asset giveaway. The first Tuesday of every month Epic Games give away a number of Unreal Engines from the UE Asset Marketplace and October is no exception. This month we have 5 “Free for the Month” assets, that are yours to
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In the aftermath of the ill-advised Unity run-time fee, Unity faced massive backlash from their developers including an organized protest turning off IronSource/Unity Ads. Ultimately Unity admitted they messed up and announced a vastly pared back price increase, which most importantly would only apply to new Unity versions, starting with
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Ever since the massive backlash over the Unity Runtime Fee many Unity developers have been looking at the alternative game engines. To help users in this process we have started the _____ Game Engine for Unity developers series starting with the Godot Game Engine, followed by the Defold Game Engine.
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Perhaps the most uplifting story resulting from the Unity Runtime Fee fallout, was the announcement yesterday that Re-Logic, the maker of Terraria would be supporting Godot and FNA with large monetary donations. FNA is actually a fork of another popular open source game development project, MonoGame. (You can see our
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This is a question that comes up quite often in video comments, is it legal to use the assets from the asset store of one game engine, in a different game engine? Perhaps you want to take advantage of giveaways or sales that are happening on a game engine that
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