Epic Games' increasingly popular real-time 3D creation software can be overwhelming at first, but Unreal Engine 5 tutorials will help you get up to speed. The availability of learning resources is ...

Recently Amazon announced that they would be open sourcing the 3D engine and related behind their Amazon Lumberyard game tooling effort. As Lumberyard is based on CryEngine 3.8 (~2015 vintage), th… ...

The Linux Foundation, Amazon, and more than 20 other gaming companies hope to make open-source game playing more of a win-win technology for both developers and players.

The Open 3D Foundation today launched the latest version of its Open 3D Editor, which competes with the likes of Unity and Epic's Unreal Engine.

Amazon is open-sourcing its Lumberyard game engine, making the technology more accessible to everyone.

However, that might change soon as Amazon is rebranding it and opening it up. Now called the Open 3D Engine, it's become an open-source project and part of the recently formed Open 3D Foundation.

Regardless, it is capable of great things, as demonstrated by [Bernhard Strobl], who built a 3D open world game engine that runs on that very platform.

Cocos Technology has raised $50 million to fuel growth for its open source game engine in global markets.