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Gzip is the compression format every browser and server understands, and the default for Unity WebGL builds. We explain how it works, what levels 1 to 9 change, and show measured sizes and speeds for a real Unity WebGL build.
Cyberattacks are no longer limited to stealing data or disrupting computer systems. Hackers can now target industrial equipment to manipulate machinery, disrupt essential services, and cause physical damage.
PHP2Shell lets attackers run code on unpatched PHP servers. Learn the impact and how game studios should respond.
On CoreCLR, string.GetHashCode() returns a different number every time the game starts. Saves, network IDs, and mixed Editor and IL2CPP builds are where that shows up.
QR codes make it easy to pay bills, access websites, and share information with a quick scan. However, cybercriminals are exploiting this convenience to steal money, passwords, and personal information through QR code phishing, also known as quishing.
Artificial intelligence is advancing at a remarkable pace, bringing new possibilities in science, healthcare, cybersecurity, and everyday life. But what if the same technology designed to make life easier ends up threatening humanity itself? Understanding the worst-case scenarios is becoming important as the technology grows more powerful.
Gzip is the compression format every browser and server understands, and the default for Unity WebGL builds. We explain how it works, what levels 1 to 9 change, and show measured sizes and speeds for a real Unity WebGL build.
Cyberattacks are no longer limited to stealing data or disrupting computer systems. Hackers can now target industrial equipment to manipulate machinery, disrupt essential services, and cause physical damage.
PHP2Shell lets attackers run code on unpatched PHP servers. Learn the impact and how game studios should respond.
On CoreCLR, string.GetHashCode() returns a different number every time the game starts. Saves, network IDs, and mixed Editor and IL2CPP builds are where that shows up.
QR codes make it easy to pay bills, access websites, and share information with a quick scan. However, cybercriminals are exploiting this convenience to steal money, passwords, and personal information through QR code phishing, also known as quishing.
Artificial intelligence is advancing at a remarkable pace, bringing new possibilities in science, healthcare, cybersecurity, and everyday life. But what if the same technology designed to make life easier ends up threatening humanity itself? Understanding the worst-case scenarios is becoming important as the technology grows more powerful.
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Dan Reints of Scribner100 Games on Power City, Find the Chihuahuas! 2.0, and Halloween Steal the Monsters!: three Roblox games built in Luau, and the bugs that showed up and how he solved them.
Julio Dutra of Crazy Minds Game Studio on Every Tile: Flow Puzzle, a casual Android puzzle where you connect paths, turn every tile blue, and reach the final tile, built from a very small set of rules.
Cyril Talbot (Tinky) of WBA on BoxParty!: A free multiplayer hub for friends who do not want the same kind of game all evening, built by two developers.
Zyntra Apps on Rescue Rush in Z Block Rush: a short mode that could finish after a handful of actions, and what they changed so completion had to prove a real puzzle.
Knut Harald Ryager is remaking Lost Ball with a custom physics engine and level editor in Unity. A free demo is out next month for Steam Next Fest.
Steel Aces opens for a free Open Play weekend on September 25–27. What a three-person German team learned about servers, vendors, and players.
Dan Reints of Scribner100 Games on Power City, Find the Chihuahuas! 2.0, and Halloween Steal the Monsters!: three Roblox games built in Luau, and the bugs that showed up and how he solved them.
Julio Dutra of Crazy Minds Game Studio on Every Tile: Flow Puzzle, a casual Android puzzle where you connect paths, turn every tile blue, and reach the final tile, built from a very small set of rules.
Cyril Talbot (Tinky) of WBA on BoxParty!: A free multiplayer hub for friends who do not want the same kind of game all evening, built by two developers.
Zyntra Apps on Rescue Rush in Z Block Rush: a short mode that could finish after a handful of actions, and what they changed so completion had to prove a real puzzle.
Knut Harald Ryager is remaking Lost Ball with a custom physics engine and level editor in Unity. A free demo is out next month for Steam Next Fest.
Steel Aces opens for a free Open Play weekend on September 25–27. What a three-person German team learned about servers, vendors, and players.