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Google partners with Unity to bring the game engine to Chrome OS
The popular Unity game engine is partnering with Google to make Unity games available on all Chromebooks, including those with x86 CPUs.
Unity is one of the most popular game engines around, powering games on a wide range of hardware platforms and operating systems. Unity games created for Android (and published on the Play Store) can already run on most Chrome OS devices through the built-in Android runtime, but now Google and Unity are partnering to make the engine work better on Chromebooks.
The Unity Distribution Portal helps developers launch Android games on alternative app stores
With the Unity Distribution Portal (UDP) you can publish your Android games on alternative app stores from a single dashboard.
While the Google Play Store is the biggest mobile game market on Android, there are several other third-party app stores where developers can publish their games. By publishing their games on these third-party app stores, developers can multiply their revenue manyfold but every app store has its own set of requirements, and publishing on multiple platforms could prove to be a daunting task for developers with small teams. This is where the Unity Distribution Portal comes in.
The new ROG Phone SDK for Unity will help game developers support the ROG Phone II and 3
ASUS is partnering with Unity Technologies to make its ROG Phone SDK accessible to all developers. The SDK is available on the Unity Asset Store today.
ASUS is joining hands with Unity Technologies, the company behind the Unity development platform, to make it easier for game developers to optimize their games for the ASUS ROG II and the upcoming ROG Phone 3.
Easily integrate Huawei Mobile Services into your Unity game with the HMS Unity Plugin!
If you are looking to integrate Huawei Mobile Services into your Unity game, this HMS Unity plugin will let you easily integrate HMS. Read on for more!
Huawei Mobile Services, or HMS, is Huawei’s alternative to GMS, consisting of user-facing apps as well as core background services. The idea behind Huawei Mobile Services is to provide an experience that is consistent across devices and independent of the platform update. HMS Ecosystem has seen its monthly average users increase from 420 Million globally in July 2018 to a huge 600 Million by December 2019, while developers registered on this platform grew from 450,000 to 1.3 million in the same time period, and HMS Core app integration grew from 20,000 apps to 55,000 apps. According to additional figures revealed by Huawei as of December 2019, HMS Core has a global reach of 600 Million users in more than 170 countries (including China).