Multiplayer features can boost engagement and replayability, but they add complexity. Game development software offers various ways to build online or local multiplayer games. Photon Engine, Mirror (for Unity), and Epic Online Services (EOS) provide scalable networking solutions. Whether you’re creating co-op mechanics or competitive arenas, these frameworks help manage latency, matchmaking, and synchronization. Multiplayer […]
Testing is critical to delivering a smooth and fun game experience. Game development software includes built-in testing tools, but third-party platforms can enhance quality assurance. Use Unity Profiler or Unreal’s Debug Tools to monitor performance, memory use, and framerate. Automated testing with tools like TestComplete, or crowd-based testing platforms such as PlaytestCloud, can reveal bugs […]
You no longer need to be a coder to build games. No-code and low-code platforms are democratizing game development for artists, educators, and storytellers. Tools like Construct 3, Buildbox, and Stencyl let users design levels, control mechanics, and publish games through drag-and-drop interfaces. These platforms are great for prototypes, 2D games, or educational applications. No-code […]
Two of the most widely used game engines—Unity and Unreal—each offer distinct strengths. Unity is popular for mobile games, 2D titles, and indie developers. It’s known for its lightweight structure, C# scripting, and a vast community of assets and support. Unreal Engine, on the other hand, shines in AAA production and immersive 3D graphics. Its […]