Unity for XR game development

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Gorilla Tag ships new content to every VR platform every two weeks — one week merging, one week stabilizing. Producer Derek Arabian explains how the team holds 90 fps, sandboxes UGC, and rewrote gravity without making players sick.

Fireproof Studios wanted players to roam freely through 1980s Britain in VR. Producer Tom Seed and director Barry Meade explain their approach to soft guidance, packing environments with detail worth stopping for, and comfort settings that let every player finish the game.

James Horn, Creative Director at Soul Assembly, explains how the team brought the Just Dance franchise into 3D with Just Dance VR. He details how they designed and integrated spatial user interfaces and optimized the game to run at 72 frames per second (fps) in VR.

PICKABOOM drops players into collapsing caves full of networked physics objects — and ships new content weekly. Cofounders Matteo Fanchin and Paride Stella explain how they tamed physics spikes and network jitter to hold 60+ fps on Quest 3.

UG lets players collect dinosaurs and ride them with gorilla-style locomotion — a huge networked world running on standalone Quest hardware. The Continuum XR team explains how they hold 72 fps, ship alpha builds in under 10 minutes, and hunted down the Profiler spikes that froze the lobby.

Samsung's Galaxy XR is here — with day-one titles from Owlchemy Labs, Resolution Games, Puddle, and more already built in Unity. Get the full resource library for building Android XR, plus notes from studios who ported existing apps.