Blendo Games has publicly released the source code of its latest game, Skin Deep, encouraging other developers to build more ...

Godot Engine, as the name suggests, is a game engine that stands out from the likes of Unreal Engine and Unity in that it is open-source and 100% free. It is for these reasons that the cross ...

Open-source alternative to Unity and Unreal Engine. The Apple code for these functions is already available in an executable version, notes the employee.This is now to be gradually incorporated ...

The Source Engine is the main framework Engine used by all Valve titles, which also includes the popular competitive, Counter Strike. With CS:GO being almost 12 years old, the game still holds up ...

The open-source game engine Godot has reached version 4.4. The development team has introduced numerous new features, including interactive in-game editing, embedding the game window in the editor ...

Godot is a free and open-source game engine that, in April, caught the attention of Apple.A good-natured request from Apple to help add visionOS support to the game engine has borne fruit just ...

As a result, Re:Logic decided to donate $100,000 each to two open-source engines. FNA, a game engine that repurposes Microsoft XNA Game Studio 4.0 Refresh libraries, will get $100,000, and so will ...

Slay the Spire 2 developer Mega Crit said last year that, despite already having spent over two years building its next game in Unity, it would switch engines if the company didn't reverse an ...

In a rare move, Apple is directly adding support for its visionOS platform to the Godot open-source game engine. The move expands the range of tools that developers can use to build content for ...

Apple is continuing its push to bring more games to its platforms, with the latest involving an offer to add visionOS support to the Godot game engine.

Migrating the game to the Source 2 engine, which is used by some of Valve’s other games, like Dota 2 and Half-Life: Alyx, could allow for better performance and graphics. That’s apparently not ...