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The Learn Godot 4.3 Complete Course by Zenva Humble Bundle is a collection of online courses for the most current version of the Godot game engine, the just released Godot 4.3. These courses cover all aspects of Godot 4+ game development, including a new course on migrating to Godot from […]
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Today we are going to look at some of the best games developed so far using the Godot game engine. Now “best” is an extremely arbitrary and personal term when it comes to games, so what we are focusing on is a combination of critical acclaim, over all sales as
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It is time for the first Epic Games Unreal Engine asset giveaway for September 2024. The first Tuesday of every month Epic Games give away a number of Unreal Engines from the UE Asset Marketplace and September is no exception. This month we have 5 “Free for the Month” assets,
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, the Learn to Create Game Art in Blender 2024 GameDev.tv bundle is a collection of Blender courses by the folks at GameDev.tv. The best part of this bundle is the courses are very current, with new features like Geometry
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Google Research and Tel Aviv University have just announced a very interesting project, GameNGen. This is a technology using a neural network, machine learning and a modified implementation of Stable Diffusion to create a playable version of 1993’s DOOM. This project sets out to answer the question Can a neural
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First spotted over on Gaming on Linux Microsoft have just announced the donation of the Mono project to Wine HQ, the open source community around the popular Windows -> Linux compatibility layer WINE. Details from the Mono Project homepage: The Mono Project (mono/mono) (‘original mono’) has been an important part of the
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The Unigine game engine just released Unigine 2.19. This is the first major release of the C++/C# game engine of 2024, with Unigine 2.18 being released in December of 2023. Unigine is packed with new features, many of which are under the hood changes including much better CPU utilization, improved
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There are two new Humble Bundles of interest to game developers, the GameDev.tv GamesCom Unreal Flash Sale and the Game Creator Mega Bundle Humble Bundle. The first is a single tier of Unreal Engine courses by the excellent GameDev.tv, while the second is a large collection of mostly 2D RPG
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The GMTK 2024 Game Jam (Game Makers Toolkit) just concluded and GTMK has released some interesting details about game engines that were chosen for each GTMK Jam, going back to 2020. Suffice to say, the explosive growth in the popularity of the Godot game engine simply cannot be ignored this
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The Shape Engine is an interesting open source C# based 2D vector graphics game engine built on top of the excellent RayLib framework. Key Features of the Shape Engine include: Shape Engine is free and open source under the MIT license. Key Links Shape Engine GitHub Shape Engine on Itch.io
