For those of you not in London for the Unity usergroup meets there, Unity have posted the talks on their blog – the meetup v4 ‘All your Unity are belong to us’ featured talks by Jasper Stocker, Quickfingers and Richard Fine, without further ado, here are the videos…
Came across this fantastic stylised game from French former Supinfogame students. A group of six developers calling themselves Uncanny games have released two videos and now a demo of their upcoming title ‘The Uncanny Fish Hunt’….
ActiveDen, part of the fantastic Envato network, have opened up their asset selling portal to assets for Unity developers. If you’re familiar with the Tuts sites (PSDTuts.com, Nettuts.com and so on then you’ll already have seen the professional quality of the Envato network at play already. Now with the chance to sell your assets you’ll [...]
A slight digression from the usual Unity related stuff on the site, so apologies! As part of a set of ongoing research into the best way to teach Unity, I’d like to hear from you. If you use Unity in any way, please take part in this short survey, it shouldn’t take any more than [...]
DimeRocker is a Vancouver based Unity portal to help you launch your games on social networking sites. If you’re looking for an audience for your game, what better place to look than on social networks such as Facebook, which already has millions of active users already engaged in other games made in Unity and Flash. [...]
Wishing everyone at Unity Technologies a Happy 5th Birthday. Its been an amazing 5 years of progress, from humble beginnings as OTEE I’ve really enjoyed watching UT grow into the powerful innovative ‘powerhouse’ (yeah I went there!) it is today. A Toast! http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/28852/170000_Devs_Using_Unity_At_Fifth_Anniversary.php
Starlings is an independent game developed by Russ Morris that I’ve been keeping an eye on for a while now. Its an original concept, something often rare in the gaming world these days (sorry to sound quite so cynical!) which involves the player building a flock of starlings from just a single bird in flight. [...]
