Made with Unity

Learn how Fumi Games built a first-person shooter (FPS) in the style of classic rubber hose animation by leveraging the Unity editor’s flexibility and extensibility.

How the team scaled Subway Surfers City for performance and speed.

Hear from Andrew Tsai, cofounder and creative director at D-CELL, who discusses the unique challenges and artistic decisions behind a game that started as a high school daydream and sold over 100,000 copies at launch eight years later.

How does a branching narrative CRPG like this come together? In this guest blog, Christoffer Bodegård unpacks complex narrative design decisions and his eight-year journey learning how to manage the creation of a truly nonlinear, dialog-based story.

Light Brick Studio’s Kasper Honnens de Lichtenberg and Daniel Zastrow discuss how they retrofit online co-op into the physics-heavy LEGO Voyagers late in development.

Learn how The Game Bakers overcame the challenge of aligning visuals with gameplay using 3D blendmaps and Compute Shaders in Unity.

Find out how Stunlock Studios used DOTS to execute their ambitious vampiric vision for V Rising, ultimately delivering a game that sold over a million copies in its first week.

Find out how the Dave the Diver team worked with Unity to assemble the optimal ingredients for their genre-bending hit across multiple platforms.

Discover how Wishfully shipped Planet of Lana II simultaneously across platforms

Discover how Mechanistry saved extensive production time by switching to UI Toolkit and crafted an intricate user interface for their beaver-based city-builder, Timberborn.

Trailmix creates snackable experiences with in Love & Pies. Learn how performance campaigns helped them keep players coming back for more – with an impressive 20% by D30 retention rate.

Candivore took a game no one believed in – a fusion multiplayer match-3 – and turned it into a global success with a sound user acquisition strategy with Match Masters.