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Epic Games have just released Unreal Engine 5.1 preview, the first release since UE5 was released back in April. So what can we expect in Unreal Engine 5.1? Well quite a bit actually, we have improvements to Nanite and Lumen, the two major new features added in Unreal Engine 5. […]
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The open source, cross platform, easy to use, visual programming based game engine GDevelop just released version 5.1. We first checked out GDevelop years ago in our closer look series and the game engine has come a long way since. The 5.1 update is a cumulation of several smaller updates
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The wait for Godot 4 just got shorter, with the first official beta released and a feature freeze. What you see in this beta should be pretty much the same as what ships with Godot 4. Of course if you encounter any bugs or problems, be sure to report them.
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Autodesk have just launched a new version of Maya, Maya Creative. This version of Maya contains the vast majority features included in the “full version” of Maya with a few features ( mostly dynamics and API access, as well as some gamedev features such as Substance and Unreal integration) missing.
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Following half a year since the 1.3 release, Flax Engine 1.4 was released today. The C# powered, cross platform, source available game engine gain some very nice capabilities, along with a pretty massive change to licensing costs. Key Features of the 1.4 release include: a change from $25K a quarter
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Fyrox is a free and open source Rust powered game engine with a full 3D editor, which just released version 0.27. Key features of the 0.27 release include: New Fish Folly game example Compile time reflection improvements Plugin system refactored ( and framework system removed ) Script interface refactored and
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RayLib, a popular open source C/C++ based framework for game and multimedia development, just released RayLib 4.2. Almost a year after the release of RayLib 4.0, RayLib 4.2 has seen rapid growth in the number of contributors and much of the development of this release should make it easier for
Eight months after the release of Godot 3.4, the popular open source Godot 3.5 game engine was just released. The Godot 3.5 release brings several features back ported from the hotly anticipated Godot 4 version, making the wait somewhat easier for Godot developers. Speaking of that wait, the first Godot
Bevy, a popular open source Rust based game engine, just released version 0.8. This update adds several new features including a new material system, improvements to the ECS system but perhaps most of all is the new much more flexible and powerful camera system. Key features of Bevy 0.8 include:
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Material Maker is a powerful open source Substance Designer like application we’ve covered for a very long time that just hit a major milestone, the release of version 1.0! Built on top of the Open Source game engine, Material Maker evolved rapidly over the last 4 years, such as the
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