Unity, maker of the popular Unity Game Engine, has filed to go public — and the numbers revealed in its S-1 filing show the company is more of a rival to Epic than we thought.

Starting today, some developers can use the popular software Unity to make apps and games for Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset. A partnership between Unity and Apple was first announced during ...

Unity’s support for visionOS includes templates, samples, and other resources for developers to create games and apps that are immersive and seamlessly blend digital content with the physical world, ...

Game engine maker Unity has launched a developer program to help its users build experiences to run on the forthcoming Apple Vision Pro.

A year after going public, app growth and monetization agency AppLovin submitted an unsolicited proposal today to buy the game engine Unity in a deal worth $20 billion.

Unity has unveiled its support for spatial experiences including support for the Apple Vision Pro that launches on February 2.

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In another sign that gaming is poised for accelerated growth, Unity Technologies said that the number of games made with the Unity Game Engine grew 93% in 2021.

Day one in-app purchases grew 52% in 2020, while mobile game ad revenues increased 8%, Unity's latest gaming report showed, particularly looking at the impact of COVID-19 on players' usage.