I'm going to clue you in on two of the most popular game engines that people use in the industry, Unity and Unreal Engine.

It’s not often that a browser company acquires a game development platform. But that’s exactly what Opera has done with YoYo Games, a British team best known for GameMaker Studio 2.

Unity has been the engine of choice for thousands of developers and it's still really good if you want to have a go at making a simple 2D game for a host of different platforms.

Opera Software is signaling it has some big, but mysterious ambitions in gaming. On Wednesday, the browser maker announced the acquisition of YoYo Games, the developer behind GameMaker Studio 2 ...

GameMaker (formerly Game Maker Studio), a 2D engine that was acquired by browser firm Opera in 2021, has simplified its licensing structure, declaring it " Free for Non-Commercial Use." ...

Unity has been the engine of choice for thousands of developers and it's still really good if you want to have a go at making a simple 2D game for a host of different platforms.