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Unity 7 Is Coming: What It Actually Means for Your Game

Unity 7 was announced at Unite Seoul, with a beta in December 2026 and release in Q1 2027. No project rebuilds, no breaking changes. Here is what actually matters for live projects.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·27 Jul 2026·4 min read

Unity's Path to CoreCLR: What the Mono Cutover Means for Your Studio

Unity is replacing Mono with CoreCLR, its biggest runtime change in over a decade. Here is what is happening, when, and what to check before it reaches you.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·20 Jul 2026·6 min read

Unity 6.5 Is Here: Should Your Studio Upgrade?

Unity 6.5 is a Supported release focused on consolidation, not fireworks. Here is what actually changed and how to decide whether to move your project.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·13 Jul 2026·6 min read

Unity vs Godot vs Unreal for Indie Developers (2026): Which Engine Wins?

A practical comparison of Unity, Godot, and Unreal Engine from the perspective of an indie game studio. Cost, scope risk, hiring, marketability, and licence implications for small teams.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·29 Jun 2026·13 min read

Cross-Platform Multiplayer Networking in Unity: FishNet, Mirror, and Photon Compared

A technical comparison of Unity multiplayer frameworks based on our hands-on experience. Server-authoritative vs P2P, bandwidth, and when to choose each.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·22 Jun 2026·6 min read

Unity vs Godot vs Unreal for Beginners (2026): Which Engine Should You Start With?

A senior studio's honest answer for new game developers. Unity, Godot, or Unreal: which engine has the gentlest learning curve, the best free tutorials, and the highest chance of you actually finishing a game.

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David EdgecombeDavid Edgecombe·1 Jun 2026·13 min read

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