You’ve probably seen more than enough Unreal Engine 5 tech demos, now check out ‘Time Ghost’, a Unity 6 tech demo that shows the future of games. Some technologies you’ll see include Entity Component System (ECS), Adaptive Probe Volumes, Scenario Blending, and SpeedTree vegetation.
The two scenes from Time Ghost showcasing Unity’s ECS for environments and cloth deformation with Unity Sentis are set to be released alongside Unity 6 on October 17, 2024. This latest version of the game engine offers developers customizable graphics rendering for greater control over their games’ visuals, simplified multiplayer game development, and robust tools to build rich games optimized for web browsers.
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Developers have been telling us for a long time that they want more stability and more performance, which we are addressing with Unity 6. We’re bringing them the best version of Unity yet, backed by deeper, long-term support and dedicated product and engineering resources post launch. They will also get frequent updates with new features, performance boosts, and bug fixes, all informed by their feedback and with minimal disruption to their ongoing projects,” said Matt Bromberg, CEO and President of Unity.
