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All the way back in 2018 with the release of Blender 2.80, the built in Blender Game Engine was removed. Thankfully the idea of an all-in-one game engine and creation tool has been kept alive by the UPBGE team. They just released a milestone version, UPBGE 0.50, which brings UPGBE […]
UPBGE 0.50 Released – Blender Game Engine Lives! Read More
Today at the Unite 2025, Unity’s annual developer conference there was a very unlikely guest speaker during the developer keynote… Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney. He was there along side Unity CEO Mathew Bromberg to announce a partnership between the two game engine companies. Perhaps the most insane part of
Unity and Epic Games Announce Partnership Read More
If you ever wanted to add real-time 3D capabilities to your React Native application you’re in luck! A new project named appropriately enough React Native Godot provides exactly that. Built on LibGodot (which enables you to use the Godot Engine as a library), React Native Godot enables React developers to
React Native Godot – Using Godot Engine in React Apps Read More
JangaFX have just launched a new VFX software package, this time aimed at game developers. Illugen joins their suite of real-time VFX packages including EmberGen (our coverage), GeoGen (our coverage) and LiquiGen, although IlluGen is the first package targeted specifically at game developers. IlluGen is described as: What is IlluGen?
IlluGen Real-Time Game VFX Software by JangaFX Read More
It’s a story as old as time itself, a veteran employee trains a new hire and then when layoffs come that veteran is replaced by their trainee. In this case we have a 21st century twist, the new trainee is an AI that the game developers at King have been
Candy Crush Developer King Announce Layoffs – Replace with AI Read More
Every other Tuesday we get an Unreal Engine Fab marketplace giveaway, and this Tuesday is no exception. You can get three free game development assets during the next two week for Unreal including one that works directly with the Unity game engine. If you are using a different game engine or tool,
Fab June 2025 Free Asset Giveaway [June 17 – July 1] Read More
The Rust powered open-source Bevy game framework just released Bevy 0.16, coming 5 months after the release of 0.15. The Bevy 0.16 release had 261 contributors and 1244 pull requests. Highlight features of Bevy 0.16 include: Key Links Bevy Homepage Bevy 0.16 Release Notes Bevy GitHub Repository You can learn
Rust BEVY Game Engine Version 0.16 Released Read More
Today we have the second dev release of the Godot 4.5 cycle, following hot on the heels of Godot 4.5 dev1 released in March. These releases add new features and improvements to the Godot engine leading up to the Godot 4.5 release. These are pre-beta releases and obviously are not
Godot 4.5 Dev2 Released Read More
Over 20 years since the release of GIMP 2 and 7 years after the GIMP 3 fork began, GIMP or GNU Image Manipulation Program 3 has been released. This free and open-source application is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. Highlight Features of GIMP 3: Key Links GIMP 3 Announcement
Today we have compiled a list of the best JavaScript (and TypeScript) game engines and game frameworks (and a few miscellaneous game development options) for game development in 2025. This is the third in a series of posts exploring the game engine options available for the most popular programming languages.
JavaScript/TypeScript Game Engines in 2025 Read More
