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Back in the summer I talked about the upcoming 1.4 release of the awesome open source Godot engine powered Material Maker. Now that release is here and it has gained even more new features over the last few months including a complete shader system rewrite, new more configuarable UI, a […]
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It is once again time for the bi-monthly Epic Games Unreal Engine game assets giveaway on Fab. You have from October 7th till October 21st to claim the assets for free. Once claimed they are yours to keep forever, and the assets can be exported for use in other game
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest the Neon & Noir – Elite Photos with Luminar Neo Humble Bundle. Luminar Neo is an amazing photo editing application that I use on a daily basis(including for this post!), that makes it easier to ditch Adobe suite of software (especially Lightroom
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Things over at Crysis have been a little rocky the last few years and their game engine CryEngine has certainly been a casualty. We recently covered the woes of CryEngine developers in our “What Happened to CryEngine?” feature earlier this year. Well it seems a community of CryEngine users have
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Unity have just reported a major security exploit vulnerability affecting most platforms and all versions of Unity going back to Unity 2017 all the way up to the most recent Unity 6.x releases. This exploit targets games and applications created using Unity, not the Unity editor itself. The exploit, demonstrated
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The open source data-driven, Rust language powered game engine (framework) Bevy just released Bevy 0.17. This release comes nearly half a year after the April 2025 Bevy 0.16 release. This release adds some exciting new eye candy including a brand new raytracer, DLSS support and more. At the heart though
RaylibUE is an interested new open source project that brings the excellent and easy to use C based gamedev framework Raylib to Unreal Engine in the form of a plugin. You may be asking yourself… why? From their GitHub repository: Why RaylibUE? Key Links RaylibUE GitHub Repository You can learn
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In addition to the earlier massive updates to Fab, Epic Games have also released Unreal Engine 5.7 Preview. This is of course a preview release, meaning that by no means should it be used in a production environment. The star features of this release are the graduation to production ready
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest for game developers, the Best of Synty Game Dev Assets Bundle #5. It is a large collection of game assets for Unreal Engine and Unity, although they ship with raw files, enabling you to use these assets with whatever game engine you
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At launch Fab, the replacement for the Unreal Engine Marketplace, was missing a ton of features. Last week Epic Games released a massive update to the Fab store, fully integrating it into the Epic Games Launcher. Additionally, it is once again time for the bi-monthly Epic Games Unreal Engine (and
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