Here’s an asset package of useful utilities to simplify Unity 3d scene editing. I use them every day in my game development and hope they’ll be useful to other developers. Feel free to use, modify or share them. If you do so, please let me know, especially if you find any bugs or improvements.

Download Unity 3d Editor Utilities

There’s an included Readme.pdf file but read on for a rundown of the included menu operations you’ll find under the new GOE Unity 3d editor menu.

Little Devil Inside 

by neostream.  

A whimsical and violent RPG adventure.

I suppose I got caught up in the hype storm this caused yesterday.  I didn’t find it on reddit and there’s not much gameplay to show, but I felt compelled to make some GIFs from the trailer.

It seems to have materialized out of nowhere, which has some people wondering if it’s a real thing.  Regardless, we can still enjoy the pretties. :)

10 Platformers…That Are In Development (Part 2)

Chasm (procedurally-generated Platform Adventure) [PC + PS4]

Witchmarsh (co-op Platform RPG set in 1920s Massachusetts) [PC + maybe also consoles]

Owlboy (open-world adventure about a mute owl) [PC + maybe also consoles]

Heart Forth, Alicia (Metroidvania RPG) [PC + PS4 + PS Vita + Wii U]

Skytorn (procedurally generated action adventure game) [PC + PS4]

Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime (frantic 1- or 2-player couch co-op action game) [PC + Xbox One]

Night In The Woods (adventure game heavily focused on story, characters and exploration) [PC + PS4]

Death’s Gambit (action RPG side-scroller set in an alien medieval planet) [PC + maybe also consoles]

RIVE (intense 360 degree shooting and platforming action) [PC, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U]

On Rusty Trails (fast paced platformer) [PC]

This is the second part of the

platformers in development series

It’s finally happening. Today, the FCC votes on whether the internet belongs to you, or to the cable companies.

You’ve already done a phenomenal job of encouraging the FCC to adopt rules that will keep the internet free, fair, and thriving—nearly 200,000 calls to Congress have been placed from Tumblr alone, hundreds of thousands more from a diverse coalition of partners, and 4 million total comments have been submitted directly to the FCC. You raised you voice and, holy cow, your government is actually listening. By all accounts, Chairman Wheeler is prepared to do the right thing—a politically brave thing—and enact firm net neutrality rules under Title II of the Communications Act.

If this happens, it’s you guys who deserve the credit for making it happen. So let’s make sure it happens. If you haven’t called your representative yet, call your representative. If you’ve already called your representative, call them again.