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For those that are waiting for Godot 4, the wait just Godot a bit shorter with the first official Godot 4 alpha release. Thankfully several of the features in the upcoming 4.0 release have been back ported to the 3.x branch, such as the recently released Godot 3.5 beta. The […]
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IDV, which was recently acquired by Unity Technologies, just released SpeedTree 9. SpeedTree is a popular piece of game development middleware used to create forests and foliage for many popular AAA games. The SpeedTree 9 release adds new features such as Photogrammetry support (learn more about using Photogrammetry for game
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Following two months after the release of Godot 3.4 today we have the first beta release of Godot 3.5. Continuing a trend of recent Godot releases, more and more features from the upcoming Godot 4 are being back ported to the current supported version. This is of course a beta
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It has been almost a year since Bevy 0.5 was released so the just released Bevy 0.6 is quite full of new features. The headline new item in Bevy 0.6 is the all new renderer. Bevy is an open source Rust based framework covering all aspects of creating 2D and
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The Rust powered game engine Rg3d, which we looked at back in 2021, has just released version 0.24 and rebranded as the Fyrox Engine. In addition to the new name, they also released version 0.24 which adds 2D support and 2D physics support to the engine. Obviously the addition of
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Coming 9 months after the previous release, Unigine 2.15 was released today. The biggest new feature is the new Visual Material Graph Editor, a drag and drop tool for visually composing textures. Unigine now offers a community version which is free for developers making less than $100K USD a year.
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Back in July the Lumberyard game engine was open sourced as O3DE. Last week, O3DE just had their first major release, adding Linux Support and a Windows installer. Details of the release: With today’s release, developers can build 3D games and simulations, or a customized game engine on a stable
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Google’s open source cross platform development toolkit Flutter and the Flutter powered game engine Flame just had releases. Flutter 2.8 is a performance focused release, while Flame 1.0 release notes seem to be unavailable. We first covered the Flame game engine back in April and a 1.0 release is generally
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The Blender Foundation have just released Blender 3, loaded with great new features. In addition to major updates like Asset Browser and Cycles X, Blender also contains hundreds of small UI and quality of life improvements. Key new features in Blender 3 include: Cycles X, an all new GPU accelearted
CopperCube, an extremely easy to use 3D game engine, just released version 6.5. We covered CopperCube in our in-depth CopperCube Game Development tutorial on DevGa.me. CopperCube has a generous, nearly fully featured free version and is a great beginner 3D game engine as it requires no programming, but can be
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