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Why Should You Use Unity 3D?





 

What is Unity 3D?


Unity 3D is a game engine used to make video games apps and film animation. A wide range of companies use Unity 3D for production. Creative are now using Unity to create everything from Virtual reality prog

ram and games to Visualization in industry such as Architecture, civil engineering, Automotive, Transportation,Manufacturing,

Construction and more. In fact construction companies are using Unity 3D for Augmented Reality application for BIM visualization.


These companies use unity from everything from real time interactive training, showing off concept to potential clients and even quick concept for animation. Unity is really easy to learn and pick up for both artist, entrepreneurs as well as engineers. A wide range of colleges offer course on how to learn unity 3D, you can learn more here.


 

So, wanna make Video Games & Animated Film? Get on the Unity Engine!


If you’re a gamer, which is highly possible, you either know someone that wants to make video games and/or you are someone that wants to make video games. Either way this piece is for you and for you to share with others you know. If you’re looking to step into the world of video game development, you don’t want to start off too big, and nine times out of ten you don’t have the money to afford the triple A developer engines. Where do you go? Look up the Unity 3D Engine.



Unity is a multipurpose, cross-platform game engine that’s a great choice for the development of cross platform 3D games, supports 2D and 3D graphics and simulations for computers, consoles, mobile devices. With the unity 3d tool you can develop games and apps with high-quality graphics and engaging features.





Is Unity 3D Free?


To quickly answer your question yes, the Unity 3D is free. The Unity 3D game engine has a plethora of features such as visual editor, multi-platform game build support, full and robust scripting and animation system to provide robust development for high-quality entertainment. There are 2 versions to acquire, personal and professional. The personal version is completely free for all, while the professional will cost you $1500 or $75 a month (plus $1500/$75 a month each for Android or iOS add-ons; total as high as $4500 / $225 a month).



Adam is a short film made with Unity 3D By Veselin Efremov

The Unity engine is the most popular third-party game development software amongst developers worldwide. Teams and studios from AAA to indie are using Unity, and the proportion of developers and artists that rely on Unity as their primary development tool grows all the time. They are plenty of colleges for game design colleges that teaches how to use Unity 3D since its so popular.



If you want more proof of why unity is a great engine, stay tuned. If you’ve played Cuphead, Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, Hearthstone, Call of Duty Mobile, My Friend Pedro, Entwined, VRChat, Doom (2016 Nintendo Switch Port), Untitled Goose Game, Marvel Strike Force, Yooka-Laylee, Pokemon Go, Ori and the Will of the Wisp, and many other AAA and indie games out on various platforms then you have seen first hand the power of the unity engine.


Below are a few games made with Unity 3D


Beat Saber

Pokemon Go

Rick and Morty Virtual Rick-Ality



This is the part where you begin looking more into the unity engine by going to the official website, downloading the personal or professional version, install, and tinkering with all unity has to offer. If you are looking to learn more about Unity 3D they are plenty of schools for game design.


You can also look into unity tutorial courses with our affiliate partner SkillShare. With SkillShare you can learn Unity 3D two month for free. You can also learn other coding languages such as Java, C# and more with SkillShare. You can support us by signing up for 2 month free, check out the Unity 3D tutorials they offer below


 

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Written By Tech Blogger Joshua Lowe

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