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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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After acquiring Allegorthmic back in 2019 Adobe of course moved to make the Substance suite of software subscription only, with the sole exception being the versions available on Steam. There has been speculation that the Steam version would be removed year after year and each year it has returned. In
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Wave Engine is a game engine we previously referred to as “The Best Game Engine Nobody Uses” is now known as Evergine. In many ways you can think of Evergine as Wave Engine 4 (last release was May). That said, this rebrand also came with several new features: New launcher
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Last week, Microsoft announced the release of Visual Studio 2022, as well as C# 10, F# 6 and .NET 6. The release marks the first time Visual Studio runs as a 64bit application and it’s available for download now. Details of the release from the Microsoft developer blog: In this
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LWJGL, perhaps the most important open source library for Java game developers, just released version 3.3.0. LWJGL or Light Weight Game Library is a series of high performance low level Java bindings over important media related APIs such as OpenGL, Vulkan and more. Some of the most important projects including
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Released last week, Procreate 5.2 added 3D texture painting to the popular iPad graphics application. Procreate has long been popular for sketching and painting on iOS devices but with the addition of 3D texturing support, this tool becomes much more useful for game developers looking for a more natural texture
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While I know many of you are… groan… waiting for Godot 4, today we got a pretty exciting release of the popular open source game engine. Godot 3.4 is here and it actually contains a ton of interesting new features including many back ported from Godot 4 development including improved
The open source C based cross platform game library/framework raylib just released version 4. This is the first major update since the 3.7 release in April, raylib 4 is a major update and should be considered a LTS or Long Term Stable release. One of the great things about raylib
