The new Unity 5 Personal Edition doesn't cost a dime, and developers that make under $100,000 a year won't have to pay royalties, either.

The popular Unity game development platform has dropped its default Mono-based IDE in favor of Visual Studio products in order to leverage new C# and scripting features.

Unity 5 also now supports and impressive total 21 platforms on all shapes and sizes of devices, including Windows, Macs, and Linux (Steam) on desktops, iOS, Android, and even Windows Phone and ...

Unity Technologies just released the Unity 5 game engine, with support for 21 platforms, royalty-free. The first week of March is shaping up to be a great one for anyone interested in game design ...

Unity has released the latest version of its cross-platform game engine. At the 2015 Game Developers Conference, CEO John Riccitiello announced a final version of Unity 5, which is now available ...

Unity 5 is available to download for all users from today (March 3). Announced at a press conference at GDC 2015, CEO John Riccitiello called the new release the "next major leap" in the game ...

Starr Long had mentioned during my last visit that they’d start rolling Shroud of the Avatar over to Unity 5 this month. When I bumped into Finn Staber, one of the Shroud developers, at a hub ...

Microsoft further detailed DirectX 12 at yesterday’s Windows 10 address, and promised that not only could it increase performance in CPU-bound games by up to a staggering 50%, but also announced ...