Unreal Engine 4 now available via monthly subscription model
Developers that are interested in making games off Unreal Engine will be able to do so for cheap through a new monthly subscription model. For...
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Return to Page 1Unity 5 announced, includes browser support
Unity announced the next iteration of its engine at the Game Developers Conference this week, including WebGL support to allow games using Unity 5 to run in-browser without plugins.
Alien: Isolation preview: extra terrifying
The Creative Assembly wasn't kidding when they said they made a smarter Xenomorph. In fact, after going hands-on with Alien: Isolation at GDC 2014, it's almost safe to say that the studio might have actually made the alien too smart. And that's bad news for players hoping to survive.
PlayStation VR headset 'Project Morpheus' announced
Sony is making a VR headset.
Live @ GDC: 'Driving the Future of Innovation at Sony Computer Entertainment'
We're live at GDC. Sony is expected to announce a long-rumored VR device that will compete with Oculus Rift. The session begins at 5:45PM PT and...
Dozens of Xbox One indies coming via ID@Xbox
Microsoft showcased over two dozen games at an ID@Xbox event at Game Developers Conference today. While some of these games have been previously announced for Xbox One, many of them are brand new for Microsoft's console.
Google Play expanding to allow iOS/Android cross-platform multiplayer
Google has announced plans to expand its Google Play gaming service to allow cross-platform play. This and several other features are said to be on their way to developers in the coming weeks.
CryEngine to fully support Linux
Crytek has confirmed that the CryEngine now has "full native Linux support." A demo of the engine running on the open source OS will be presented at Game Developers Conference next week.
