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MANU is a codeless game engine that just released alpha 1.1. We first checked out Manu in March of 2020 when the 1.0 alpha was released. With no coding required, MANU is aimed at enabling artists and creatives to create games visually. Today, MANU released the 1.1 alpha with several […]
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The open source Godot Engine has just released version 3.3. Originally slated to be a Godot 3.2.x release, there was so much functionality added to this release it was bumped up to a 3.3 release. Details from Godot release blog post: Platforms: Godot editor on the Web!Android: App Bundle, subview,
In what sounds like a massive release, but really isn’t, the Blender Foundation have just released Blender 3.0. This is literally just the next version in the sequence and as of right now, the only new feature is the new Asset Browser. You can read the (rather empty) release notes
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Cascadeur, the unique physics based AI assisted animation tool, released in beta last July, is now available in early access. With this announcement, we finally have the pricing structure for Cascadeur, which is currently available for 50% off. The Basic version has limitations on the export, limiting you to 300
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The Unigine Game engine just released version 2.14, adding several new features to this game engine. Unigine recently added an indie friendly community license that is free for developers making less than $100K a year. The Unigine engine has been under development for more than a decade and offers C++,
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BEVY is an open source cross platform rust game engine/framework that we previously covered last year. BEVY is a light weight data oriented ECS driven game engine written in and for the Rust programming language. A new release of Bevy, version 0.5 is now available. Design goals of BEVY include:
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The Flax game engine was first launched the end of 2020 and today we have the first major follow-up release, Flax Engine 1.1. Flax is a source available cross platform 3D game engine with a great deal of potential. Details of the Flax Engine 1.1 release from their blog: We’ve
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Tiled, the most popular 2D open source map editor, just released version 1.5. If you are interested in learning more about Tiled, we have a multi-part tutorial series available here. The 1.5 release includes the following features: Wang and Terrain tools unified into a single toolset Terrain tools now support
Autodesk have just released 2022 updates of their flagship products, 3ds Max, Maya and MotionBuilder. Of the three products, Maya got by far the most love in this release window. Apparently Autodesk have decided that skipping 2021 is a good idea, something I’m not sure I disagree with at this
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Unity have just released two new versions of the Unity game engine, the 2021.1 Tech Stream release and the 2020 LTS version. The LTS release stands for Long Term Support and will continue to see bug fixes and security patches, but otherwise remains stable. The Tech Stream contains more new
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