To be more specific 2400 Wishlists in 3 weeks and most of them came through you dear reddit community! I am very thankful and i want to give back something to you as a community!

So i had the idea that i could implement some part of you into my game in the form of an unique
Item!

Backstory:

3 Weeks ago i have posted this post and i have never thought that so many people will support me and give so much love to me and my game! This means a lot to me!
In Crown Me Again you play as the fallen Skull King Boss that is farmed by adventurers. You defend against waves of them and want to be the most feared boss again. The game is all about loot and the creation of powerful, ridiculous builds.

How it works:

1. Write your best, wildest and coolest Unique Item Idea in the comments. Unique Items in my game mostly change the way how abilities work. Some of the abilities i have written down below. But you also can create an own ability for you unique. You can be as free and creative as you want. In the end i will try to fit your idea the best i can into my game.
2. You can upvote ideas that you like!
3. The items with the most likes after 1 week will find its way into the game!

Here are some of my abilities:

• Fireballs that orbit the king.
• Knives that fly toward enemies in a wide fan.
• Chain lightning that jumps between enemies.
• A thunderstorm that strikes a random enemy with lightning every few seconds.
• A poison shot that automatically fires a projectile at the nearest enemy, poisoning them.
• A thorn explosion that fires thorns in all directions when the king is attacked.
• And many more...

And with the Unique you can change those abilities.

Thank you and have fun :)

PS: There were more than one subreddit involved into the success so there will possibly be more than one item.

I tried to have lots of varieties, for sunset time, mid day time, afternoon time, cloudy, semi cloudy, almost clear and etc...
all the textures only show the sky and nothing else, no buildings, no trees no nothing
check it out in here

Hey r/unity !

A project I worked on as a Quality Assurance Analyst just launched on Steam: Sparky Rush: Purrils in Pawsville (published by Converting Minds). Since this is a dev-focused community, I wanted to share not just the game itself, but also a technical deep-dive into the project and a fun post-release side project I did for it.

The Technical Breakdown & QA Perspective: Testing a fast-paced 3D/platforming game in Unity brings all the classic challenges you'd expect—edge-case physics collisions, state machine transitions, and making sure frame timings don't eat player inputs. I wrote a technical journal entry detailing the journey to the Steam release, looking under the hood at how the build came together and the QA process behind it:

📄 Technical Journal Entry:https://spet01.dev/journal/Sparky-Rush-Steam-Release/

Why I modded a game I officially tested (The 60 FPS Cap): By a deliberate design choice to ensure deterministic consistency across different hardware and physics/animation timings, the shipped build includes a C# script that explicitly locks to 60 FPS.

As QA, I completely respect and understand the stability reasons behind a hard 60 FPS lock. However, as a player with a high-refresh-rate monitor (and someone who loves tinkering with C# assemblies and reverse engineering), I couldn't resist writing an unofficial mod on Nexus Mods to patch out the framerate limiter and let it run uncapped!

🔧 Nexus Mods (FPS Unlocker): https://www.nexusmods.com/sparkyrushpurrilsinpawsville/mods/1

And of course, if you want to check out the official game and support the team, here is the Steam page:

🎮 Steam Page: oops this sub does not allow links to storefronts

I'd love to hear your thoughts! How do you guys usually handle framerate caps vs. uncapped interpolation in your own Unity projects? Happy to chat about the QA process, the C# assembly patching, or the game itself!

They advertise themselves as UnitySetup_update-4.3.7p4 and have these signatures:
build 101162 / rev 35626
build 101207 / rev 35671
build 101210 / rev 35674

For preservation purposes I'm trying to combine a PS Vita toolchain based on Unity 4.x
These three specific editor versions are unique as they target (through their Vita support modules) relatively later SDK 3.500 which eliminates FIOS-init issues.

They are from a special "Unity Consoles Editor 4.x" line.
I know for a fact public download links for them existed. Wayback Machine even cached a download page for build 101162.
But unfortunetely only the x64 installer download link survived. In Unity 4.x times x64 variants were rather experimental and have their own problems.
I checked the whole public internet. My only hope is someone who keeps old installers in a private collection. Anybody?

Hey everyone,

We've been working on ReBlade: The Death Spiral, a cyberpunk action game developed in Unity by ChillyRoom, and our first-ever public demo is finally live for Steam Next Fest!

You play as Su, a condemned Synthetic trapped in an endless cycle of death and rebirth, fighting through a futuristic city filled with mechanical beasts inspired by Chinese mythology.

This clip showcases our parry-focused combat system. We've been working on making the timing, enemy attacks, and visual feedback feel clear and responsive during fast-paced combat.

Would love to hear your thoughts on how the parry combat looks and sounds!

Our demo is playable for a limited time, from October 19 to November 10!

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3489340/ReBlade_The_Death_Spiral/?utm_source=Reddit

My car is interracting with plane and ramps created in unity perfectly fine, but when it comes to race arena that I created in bleder, its very buggy and I dont know why. I dont understand how im supposed to create collider for race arena that would work. Is there something I should do diffrently in blender or in unity?

Benchmark from my tower defense prototype in Unity 6.6 with full ECS. 10,000 skeleton warriors on screen, each death uses a fake ragdoll instead of physics.

Runs at 60+FPS on macbook m3 pro.

No undead were harmed during this experiment.

Happy to answer questions about the setup.

I've been working on the networking for my 4-player game, Runner Party, and recently wrote an article about implementing rollback netcode with Unity and FishNet.

Rollback is a pretty niche topic, and while there are resources explaining how it works, I found it surprisingly hard to find practical guides on getting an actual implementation working reliably in a real game.

That's basically why I wrote this. I wish I'd had something like it when I started, so I figured I'd share what I learned in case it helps someone else going down the same rabbit hole.

I go through the different approaches I tried, some interactive demos to show how latency affects gameplay, and the challenges I ran into along the way, like making the player simulation replayable and handling gameplay events during rollback.

If you're working on something similar, I'd love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out my project.

I've been hand-drawing all the pixel art tiles and coding this in Unity between my university classes. My goal is to blend quiet, atmospheric exploration with fast-paced chain-grapple scythe combat.

I’m planning to add a Mini-Boss guarding the altar flames and a Main Boss at the bottom of those big cliffside stairs after my exams.

What do you think of the combat pacing, lantern mechanic, and overall atmosphere? Any feedback is super appreciated!