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The Kaiju game engine is a free and open source game engine written using the Go programming language. Kaiju is released under the MIT open source license. It is built on top of a Vulkan powered production ready engine and includes a full game editor (which is more under development) […]
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It’s time for the Epic Games bi-monthly asset giveaway on the Fab marketplace, with 3 free assets from April 7th – April 24th. Once “purchased” the assets are yours free to keep forever. This giveaway contains 3 Unreal Engine and 1 usable in Unity, Godot, Blender, etc. As you can
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The S&box game engine (recently covered here) is a now released now open-sourced spiritual successor to Gary’s Mod just had two major announcements. S&box is perhaps closest to Roblox and UEFN in that it is both a game and a platform to create games, being built over top of Valve’s
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Since the recently announced layoffs at Epic Games there has been one persistent rumour – Disney wants to buy Epic Games. It is persistent enough that we decided to look into it further in this video. Right up front I will state the following, this is not news, it is
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The Unigine game engine has just shipped a brand new release – Unigine 2.21. This release comes jam packed with features that have been traditionally lacking from the engine, especially for game developers… animation tools. In addition to new animation tools, there are several other new features here as well
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The free and open source Rust-powered 2D/3D game engine Fyrox just hit a massive milestone – Fyrox 1.0 was just released. Fyrox, previously RG3D engine, has been in development for over 7 years at this point. The 1.0 release doesn’t actually contain that many massive new features and is more
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Babylon.js, the open source TypeScript/JavaScript game engine for creating 3D games for the web has just dropped a major release – Babylon 9. This release is jam packed with new features including: Key Links Babylon.js Homepage GitHub Repository Babylon Editor You can learn more about the Babylon.js 9 release in
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Boris FX have just acquired 3 decades old applications – Vegas Pro, Acid Pro and Sound Forge from German audio software company Magix. This is the 3rd time these applications have changed hands, from their creators Sound Foundry, to Sony, then Magix and finally Boris FX. Vegas Pro is a
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There are several new bundles of interest to game developers, especially Godot developers with the Learn to Make Games in Godot by GameDev.tv bundle which just launched. This bundle contains several great courses on learning to create games using Godot 4.x including 2D, 3D, full RPG games, C#, shaders, Blender
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Pyrite64 is an extremely impressive game engine, you can think of it like a light weight Unity game engine… for the Nintendo 64! Using a combination of C++ and the included visual scripting language, you can create N64 ROMs easier than ever before. ROMs that you can actually burn on
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