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Enhancing laser beam visuals in your Unity projects can make a big difference in how realistic and engaging your game looks. Especially if we are talking about some sci-fi laser-heavy games like Helldivers, Star Wars: Battlefront, StarCraft, and many others. In this article, Oleksandr Lietiaiev, our Unity Developer/Render Programmer, explains step-by-step how to use volumetric […]
Despite years of debates and industry controversies, Unity remains a dominant force in the game development world. Over half of all projects are made through Unity game engine development; everything from Steam games and mobile releases to web games and AR/VR content. But what truly makes Unity so beloved and universally adopted?
Even without the recent controversy that sparked over Unity, porting projects from Unity to Unreal Engine is not a novelty. Developers have been doing it for nearly a decade, aiming to enhance the visual quality of their projects and leverage innovative features introduced by Epic Games.
Let’s start with an in-depth analysis of your idea and a high-level quote and project plan for your project. Once we smoothen all the rough edges we can proceed to the complete design, development, and production of your game, followed by release and post-release support.