Game tech has come a long way since Unity’s inception 18 years ago. It’s being used by a wider array of creators for a more diverse spread of projects than ever before, in tandem with the gaming medium’s tremendous increase in breadth as well as scale. As such, the Unity engine has had to continually evolve, both setting and supporting trends in the game dev space.
Tech Stream releases – the latest 2022.2 version of which is ready to download now – have for some time now stood as a key force for Unity in guiding that evolution, offering a chance for users to taste and feedback on the future.
“Something I feel Unity really can be proud of – and something that’s really been part of Unity throughout our history – is that we do a lot of community co-development,” offers Ralph Hauwert, SVP and GM of Core Unity & Cloud, as he ponders the effort and aims of 2022.2. “In the very early days that literally meant developers and the earliest Unity team calling each other and working stuff out together. That spirit remains a foundation of who we are as a company, but nowadays there are so many more Unity developers out there, so we have to have new mechanisms to co-develop the engine in collaboration with our community.
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