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Earlier this week we covered the release of Facepunch Studio’s S&Box game engine. This is a spiritual successor to their popular sandbox playground Gary’s Mod. Additionally this time around S&Box is a full blown game engine, using an open source C# layer over top of Valve’s Source 2 game engine.
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S&box is a new game engine from Facepunch Studios as well as a spiritual successor to sandbox physics game Gary’s Mod. S&Box is a product with two sides, the game portal providing a gaming experience similar to UEFN or Roblox and the back end, a full game C# game engine
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RayLib, one of my favorite game development open source projects, just had a milestone release – RayLib 6 is now available. This popular and incredibly modular game development framework written in the C language continues to become even more modular with the 6.0 release. There is a new completely software
The Unigine game engine has just shipped a brand new release – Unigine 2.21. This release comes jam packed with features that have been traditionally lacking from the engine, especially for game developers… animation tools. In addition to new animation tools, there are several other new features here as well
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We have a double dose of Unity game engine releases. Today marks the full release of Unity 6.4, while yesterday Unity Studio was released. Unity Studio is a light weight, visual script supporting, browser based version of the Unity game engine (we demonstrate in action here) that sadly is not
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We are taking a sneak peak at the best new features coming in Godot 4.7. Dev1 and Dev2 versions of Godot 4.7 have been released, these are the releases where new features are added to the game engine, before we hit the beta and release candidate stages where the features
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The popular open source Godot game engine just hit a major milestone – the release of Godot 4.6. This release comes a few short months after the release of Godot 4.5, but despite the short development cycle, there is a ton to be excited about in Godot 4.5 Highlight features
The popular Rust-powered game development framework Bevy just released Bevy 0.18, the first release since Bevy 0.17 in October 2025. The popular game engine added the following features in the Bevy 0.18 release: Be sure to check out the full release notes for more details and other features added in
Unity have just released Unity 6.3, an LTS or Long-Term Support version, meaning it will get 2 years of support and is the version they recommend new projects be created using. Unity 6.3 contains several new features including exciting 2D features such as the ability to render 3D in 2D,
Unreal Engine 5.7 is now available for download. This release sees several features graudate from Beta to Production ready including Procedural Content Generation (PCG) as well as the Substrate material system. We also have several new animation tools, a new AI assistant, new procedural vegetation tools and nanite foliage rendering
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