Blogsby Glyph2026 Industry releases and what’s coming in Q4
Explore Unity Industry 2026 product releases, from Unity Studio and Pipeline Automation to Simulation Pro, AI Workflows, SOC 2 Type 2, HMI, and Q4 plans.
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Fri Oct 301 post
Wed Oct 282 posts
XREAL AURA Is Here: Meet Seven Made With Unity Titles
See which Made With Unity games are launching on XREAL AURA glasses, hear from the studios behind them, and learn how to start building for Android XR.
Tue Oct 277 posts
How much story does your video game need?
From zero words to a full script: find the right amount of story for your first video game design and learn what each level asks you to plan.
Start with a feeling: How to define your first video game
Before you list features, name the feeling. Learn how to define what your video game is about with one sentence and three design pillars – no coding needed.
Jump, match, build, or explore? How to find your core game loop
Jump, match, build, or explore? Learn how to find your core game loop – the one action players repeat – and use genre to shape the rest of your game.
How bosses and enemies decide what to do in video games
A beginner’s guide to how enemy AI works in video games: states, senses, telegraphed attacks, and boss phases, plus how designers keep enemies fair and fun.
10 things you need to know before building your first video game
New to video game making? Learn the 10 design decisions to plan before you build – from core loop and scope to physics, camera, controls, and playtesting.
Frame rate explained: What is fps in video games?
Learn what frames per second (fps) means, why 30, 60, and 120 fps are common targets, why steady beats fast, and how to pick a frame rate for your video game.
How does terrain work in video games?
A beginner’s guide to video game terrain: how tiles, heightmaps, voxels, and noise create the ground players walk on, and how to design terrain.
Fri Oct 231 post
Video game UX and UI basics: How games talk to players
A beginner’s guide to how enemy AI works in video games: states, senses, telegraphed attacks, and boss phases, plus how designers keep enemies fair and fun.
Thu Oct 223 posts
Level design basics: Guiding players without telling them
Level design basics for beginners: How light, color, landmarks, leading lines, and breadcrumbs guide players through a game, and how to test your own levels.
Skipping domain reload: faster iteration using the MethodReload feature
Stop waiting on domain reloads! Learn how MethodReload speeds up Unity iteration time, explore its limitations, and compare it to existing hot reload tools.
Meeting you where you work: Inside 200M+ Unity CLI events
Unity CLI usage data from 200 million events: 98% of runs come from AI coding agents and automation. See the top commands, agents, and where it’s used.