Were excited to announce details of a new partnership - and a AAA game collaboration - with Crytek, the makers of CRYENGINE.

Following Unity’s commitment to an open platform, we can confirm that work on the SpatialOS GDK for Unity will continue to be a priority.

The new version of our SpatialOS Runtime allows developers to have more control over how server load is distributed - here, we explore the huge design ramifications.

We explain how SpatialOS works and how developers use game engines with it.

Epic Games and Improbable jointly reaffirm our commitment to giving game developers the best combination of technology backed by standards that work for everyone.

Clarification on SpatialOS services, our customers and what happens next.

A message from the Improbable team

Due to a change in Unity’s terms of service, all existing SpatialOS and Unity games are now in breach of Unity’s license terms.

We’re excited to announce the next iteration of the SDK in alpha phase, which gives you the flexible building blocks needed to securely implement player authentication, authorisation and matchmaking for your games.

Peter Cornelius, previously a Game Producer at Paradox Interactive, reveals the ins and outs of his role as a Producer at Improbable.