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Unity Engine

FS Swimming System - A new Unity asset for player and AI swimming

FS Swimming System is a newly released asset for the Unity game engine that adds swimming capabilities for both players and AI characters. Developed by Fantacode Studios, the creator of several core gameplay systems such as shooter and melee combat, parkour, climbing, and rope swinging mechanics, this new asset expands the studio's collection of essential game-building tools.

Published: 10. Nov. 2025

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USM - A new tool for managing and editing audio right inside Unity

Universal Sound Manager (USM) is a new Unity asset built to simplify the integration and management of music and sound effects in game projects. The tool includes a complete visual editor suite where users can create new audio assets through an intuitive Audio Creator window and manage them in a single location using the Audio Library. It supports a wide range of audio needs, including looping sounds and music, 3D spatial audio, and custom audio sequences.

Published: 20. Oct. 2025

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UModeler X - A continuously evolving 3D modeling toolkit for Unity

UModeler was first launched in 2017 as a Unity asset, allowing developers to create 3D models directly inside the Unity Editor without relying on external software such as Blender or Maya. It quickly became a popular tool for prototyping, level design, and low-poly modeling. By 2018, it had established itself as one of the best-selling modeling solutions on the Unity Asset Store.

Published: 25. Aug. 2025

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Unity 6.2 has been released

Unity 6.2 is here, arriving only four months after the 6.1 release, with a quiet but meaningful update. This is an “Update Release,” meaning it is production-ready and fully supported, while Unity 6.0 remains the version with Long-Term Support (LTS) status. The release introduces Unity AI, currently in beta. Integrated into the Unity Editor, it is intended to provide contextual assistance, automate repetitive tasks, generate placeholder assets, and make the onboarding process easier for new users.

Published: 18. Aug. 2025

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Updated extension brings advanced underwater effects to Unity

Underwater Rendering is an extension for Stylized Water, a Unity add-on that provides stylized water simulation for a wide range of applications. The extension adds support for underwater rendering and visual effects in oceans, lakes, and ponds, and has now been updated for compatibility with Stylized Water 3. Both Stylized Water and the Underwater Rendering extension were created by technical environment artist Jonathan van Immerzeel, also known as Staggart Creations, who is known for several high-quality assets available on the Unity Asset Store.

Published: 16. Jun. 2025

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QuickTile - A grid-based solution for creating 3D tilemaps in Unity

QuickTile is a new tool for Unity that allows developers to create 3D and 2.5D levels in a tilemap style by simply drawing on a grid. It was designed for rapid level creation and prototyping, especially for games reminiscent of Mario + Rabbids and Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Like many other development tools, QuickTile was born out of necessity. It was created by Bekkoloco after evaluating existing solutions, finding them overly complex, and aiming to build something easier to use.

Published: 19. May. 2025

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Unity 6.1 released with new tools and performance optimizations

Unity has been updated to version 6.1, marking the first Update Release in the Unity 6 cycle. Update Releases are part of a new release strategy introduced with Unity 6 that enables new functionalities to be delivered faster while allowing for smoother upgrades. Unlike the previous Tech Stream releases, which were intended primarily for early access and testing, Update Releases are production-ready and fully supported.

Published: 28. Apr. 2025

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Sound Shapes - A new Unity tool for building dynamic audio zones

Sound Shapes is a new tool for adding dynamic audio zones to Unity game projects. Created by game developer Martin Hansen, it is designed to overcome some of the limitations of Unity's built-in audio system. With Sound Shapes, users can control how audio sources behave in the scene. Audio can intelligently follow the player using sound shapes based on meshes, paths, filled shapes, or multiple emission points. This makes it especially useful for sounds that span large areas, such as rivers, rainfall, or industrial machinery, where realistic simulation is difficult to achieve using traditional single-point sources.

Published: 7. Apr. 2025

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Stencil Debugger - A free tool for debugging stencil buffers in Unity

Stencil Debugger is a new, free, and open-source utility created by software engineer and graphics programmer Alexander Ameye, released under the MIT license. The tool enables developers to visualize the stencil buffer in Unity's Universal Render Pipeline (URP), simplifying the debugging of rendering effects that rely on it.

Published: 24. Feb. 2025

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Unity 6 has been released

Unity 6 is finally here, a release that has been highly anticipated due to the significant changes it promised. One of these changes is the return to the previous version numbering system, which was discontinued after Unity 5 in 2017. Another notable change was the introduction of a controversial runtime fee, which sparked widespread debate. We provided an explanation of this fee in our previous article Unity 6 launched in preview under the pricing section. However, due to significant community backlash, the fee has since been canceled.

Published: 21. Oct. 2024

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Axis - A new Unity tool designed to accelerate prototyping

Axis is a new tool for the Unity game engine that allows users to build common game mechanics quickly using a no-code approach. Recently published on the Unity Asset Store, it was originally developed to assist the author with their own game projects. The asset was designed to be a reliable tool for easy prototyping, making full use of Unity's built-in features. The creator's main goal is to give users a faster, more efficient way to test and refine their ideas within Unity.

Published: 7. Oct. 2024

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Curve Architect - A new versatile deformation tool for Unity

Curve Architect is a new, general-purpose deformation tool for the Unity game engine. Developed by Mikael Danielsson, a Level Designer and Software Engineer, this utility allows users to deform meshes and Unity terrains, providing functionality to manipulate deformations along the tool's created curves. Additionally, users can animate objects and deformations along these curves using Unity's built-in animation system. Curve Architect has been used in the development of Touch Grind X, an upcoming extreme sports game by Illusion Labs. The tool is suitable for various purposes, including the creation of roads, forest paths, rivers, train tracks, ropes, and more.

Published: 17. Jun. 2024