Game engine maker Unity has launched a developer program to help its users build experiences to run on the forthcoming Apple Vision Pro.

Starting today, some developers can use the popular software Unity to make apps and games for Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset. A partnership between Unity and Apple was first announced during ...

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Unity this morning announced that it has opened the beta version of its development platform for visionOS. PolySpatial, which was announced in conjunction with Vision Pro headset at WWDC, is ...

Unity-based apps and games run natively on Apple Vision Pro, so they have access to groundbreaking visionOS features, including low latency pass-through and high-resolution rendering.

New fees to use the Unity game engine could have a negative impact on indie and Xbox Game Pass development.

The game development platform has announced that Unity 6.2 is now live and production supported. With a comprehensive list of ...

Whether building a mobile-first title, a PC game, or a browser-based game, Unity developers can now integrate payments, enable in-game purchases, and create custom storefronts without relying on ...

Unity reveals plans to charge per game install, drawing criticism from development community UPDATE: Unity attempts clarification.