SpatialOS isn't officially supported, meaning Unity can't vouch for its quality or compatibility, but developers can continue to use the platform for live and still-in-development games.

Days after a nasty public split with cloud gaming developer Improbable, Unity has reinstated the company’s license and updated its own terms of service to offer ...

January 11, 2019 Unity has responded to Improbable's claims about their relationship, and while SpatialOS has been cut off the engine maker says developers shouldn't be concerned. Today, SpatialOS ...

A change in Unity Technologies' terms of service has left Unity games created using Improbable's SpatialOS platform under threat. According to a statement released by ...

Improbable published another blog in response to Unity's response, clarifying the steps that led to the disagreement between the two entities. Originally, Improbably ...

Unity Engine games developed with SpatialOS’ cloud-based multiplayer Game Development Kit (GDK) are now in violation of Unity’s terms of service, according to ...

Unity reportedly changed its terms of service to specifically disallow services like SpatialOS from functioning with its game engine, Improbable said in a blog post ...

Improbable, the company behind the ambitious SpatialOS cloud-based game development platform, revealed some unfortunate developments for future and current devs using ...

Earlier this week it was reported by Improbable that their system SpatialOS was in violation of an updated terms of service from Unity. Because of this update, said ...

"There's a running joke in the games industry," developer Trond Fasteraune tells us, "where making an MMO is something you shouldn't do." There are good reasons for that. There's the scale, of course, ...

What just happened? If you're a PC gamer, you've probably heard of Unity - it's one of the most popular game engines out there, right next to the likes of Unreal. Unfortunately for some Unity devs, a ...

Improbable published a blog post regarding their relationship with Unity earlier today. Improbable’s blog is incorrect. We terminated our relationship with ...