codeguru·4yBest Video Game Development Tools
Video game development tools continue to evolve, allowing users to create games that are more enjoyable and eye-catching than ever. Some can help you collaborate and manage projects with your team, while others work wonders for creating animations, characters, and more. With Evercast, your team can share comments and feedback, use on-screen drawings to make visual notations and have access to time-stamped notes.
80 LEVEL·3yFan-Made Need for Speed Underground 2 Remaster Shifted to UE5
Fan-Made Need for Speed Underground 2 Remaster Shifted to Unreal Engine 5. New engine allows team to have more stable in-game physics and a more predictable simulation. New demo also showcased performance upgrades, car customization menus, new steering and MacPherson Strut.
GameDev Academy·3yUnity vs. Unreal – Choosing a Game Engine
Unity and Unreal are used to create games on the market, but in different ways. Unity is the most popular engine for indie developers and mobile games. Both engines have great 3D capabilities, although Unreal is best in terms of graphical fidelity. Coding is a great alternative to coding as it allows you to do the same things.
Developer.com·4yTop Tools for Video Game Developers
CryEngine is a free-to-use platform that gives programmers a complete set of features and its engine code without any licensing costs. You can use Incredibuild to speed up game development when creating titles for PC, console, mobile, or VR, and it integrates with Unreal Engine, CryEngine, and Amazon Lumberyard. The top VFX and AAA studios use Quixel.
80 LEVEL·4yLow Poly Racing Game Being Developed With Blender & Unreal Engine
Low Poly Racing Game being developed with Blender and Unreal Engine. The game is being developed from the ground up without using store-bought assets. The developer plans to release it on PC via Steam and considers making a VR version of it.
80 LEVEL·3yA New Course on Game Design in Unreal Engine
Game Design In Unreal takes 8 weeks and covers a number of topics including Blueprints, Landscapes, importing game assets, material editor, particles, play testing, and more. The course will feature speaker takeovers with Blizzard's technical artist Michael Jose Arrevano, Crystal Dynamics' level designer Ryan Zingler, and Rusty Buchert.