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Introducing Unity Spark — a new way to create a game, iterate on it with others, publish it, and play it - all without writing a line of code. You'll build with artist-created assets from the Unity Asset Store, and then you can take your game to the next... show more

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Is this a 3D model?5 hours ago

this is not "you" creating a game and you should be ashamed of this

Unity for Games6 hours ago

🔗 Join the waitlist: We're also proud to announce a strategic partnership with @Google to bring Unity Spark into Google Playground 🤝 By combining Unity’s engine technology with the strength of Google’s expansive consumer ecosystem, Unity Spark creators will be able to publish straight into Google Playground and reach players from there. @GoogleLabs | #GooglePlayground

sunwukong4 hours ago

I honestly feel so bad at how bad you are poisoning the software developed by great people...This game engine has lost it's value.

Kamii5 hours ago

Just finish my project before moving to godot.. just gotta finish before moving to godot

AshCubed4 hours ago

It's days like these where I wish I could downvote a tweet...

magnat5 hours ago

@unity Low effort 20 fps games incoming

Niels Bross5 hours ago

Why does this video have the Discord notification sound at 1:11

Annaz4 hours ago

@jaatster We need to mention artist-created assets now😭

Eric ⚡️ Building...4 hours ago

W

Future Brian4 hours ago

Did you really choose "Theo" and a shortened "Maria" @maria_rcks

Recusant Holton3 hours ago

I remember when bringing your dream game to life took blood sweat and tears and hours upon hours of iteration and passion. Don’t do this… this is a slop generator. The amount of trash that will hit digital storefronts with this… it’s a sad day.

Lion4 hours ago

I honestly dont get the hate? Im not interested at using this either, but the great thing about that is that it is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. You dont need to use that and no one forces you to.

Trebell4 hours ago

Theo and Mari... Sponsored video coming soon ig

thethiny 🐰🍉4 hours ago

Theo and Mari(a) 🤔 you're not slick

FaryaBlender3D3 hours ago

@chirovisuals Imagine the possibilities if Unity Sparks gets Unitys VFX Graph implemented.

Alexey Fateev4 hours ago

@DJLougen theo??????

Raikerer4 hours ago

We are about to have the worst piles of shit "created" fml

Ziwen4 hours ago

WwwwwwW

Mark4 hours ago

Yes

Ambiguous4 hours ago

Unity has been entered time bomb mode. Will not survive a year. Probably the activist investors should gut it and take the free cash it’s just such a dog !

AGTP4 hours ago

We actually broke down each part of 'prompt it, perfect it, publish it' here:

wiretransfer4 hours ago

@theo is this a paid appearance? /s

Chloee Nomii❤️4 hours ago

the chat ui is literally just a prompt box and theyre calling it a whole new way to make games. the tech bro pipeline never misses

Nordling 🇬🇧3 hours ago

Unity need to do this as unfortunately it's the future if not them someone else. AI is in all workflows now, people said the same thing about blueprints on ue4 years ago.

J A Z I I3 hours ago

woaah that's cool gonna try it now

Taylor3 hours ago

I'ma stop using Unity atp.

devseb5 hours ago

Game changer (literally). Will definitely give this a try.

EpicFail🔞4 hours ago

how much money are Ai companies throwing at your CEO right now? This is dog shit.

Andrew4 hours ago

I have a question, is it free?

Derik D.F - Elon on Sun Island (PS5) Wishlist now!4 hours ago

The assets provided must be used solely for learning purposes. You cannot sell games that include them !?

Yashwant Singh4 hours ago

@theo

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