Unity is updating its game engine so developers can leverage the built-in screen reading software in desktop operating ...

Unity Technologies CEO David Helgason has announced that his company's widely-used game creation tool will be coming to both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.

Unity Technologies announced an upgrade to Unity 5.5, offering a number of gaming-specific updates in addition to Windows Holographic support.

We recently sat down with CEO of Unity Technologies, David Helgason--freshly back from Unite 12 --to hear why they are betting on Windows Phone 8 and why it is good news for developers and gamers ...

It has been announced on the Unity blog that version 4 of the engine now covers Windows Phone 8. Developers are urged to crack on with testing the engine and preview Unity 4 for Windows Phone.

One of game development's most used engines is adding support for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and Blackberry 10 today in its latest version, 4.2. Some support was already offered in the latest ...

The news that the Unity gaming engine will be supported in Windows Phone 8 (as well as more traditional Windows 8 devices) is going to be welcomed by legions of gaming developers.

Here is an interesting link to a blog from someone who has decided to spend two weeks trying to work entirely without Windows, using only Ubuntu 11.10 (Oreiric Ocelot) with the Unity desktop.

Unity Technologies opens a beta program for Windows Phone 8 apps and invites experienced developers to start testing.