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Unity's hardest game is apparently "Spot the Satire." Management can't get past the tutorial.

It's crazy they even used 'democratization' term. Also the prompt is eerily similar to the one they used in the recent trailer.

It's hilarious how the game description in the April Fool's gag is at least kind of interesting, but when they announced it for real it was just "A corridor shooter set in space".

I put an In Memoriam for Unity in my game 3 years ago and I could never have imagined how much MORE Joever it could possibly get.

Remember in 2017 at Devolver's conference where they also promoted this as a joke which caused people to bleed from their eyes and resulted in Nina Struthers' head exploding

The move from Unity to Godot felt pretty natural to me. They've got a lot of similarity. You just have to get used to nodes instead of components, and you can still use C# if you wish, though I actually ended up liking GDScript.

The demo is so awful that I suspect it's just shit companies do for investor sentiment these days. They're operating in climate where Unity stock crashed because of things like Google Genie, which is just a glorified video generator and is nowhere near making game engines irrelevant, yet...

Proof that this company can't be trusted at all.

They're going to be all about AI up until the point when AI reverse engineers the unity engine for anybody who asked it to.

Wow yeah!

At least Google had the foresight to take "don't be evil" out of their mission statement before going all in on the corporate dystopia thing. Though people are right to roast them for that too.

It sort of was a prank in its own way. (I continued to do research in the area, after 2018 I moved to a new project called Puck gamesbypuck.itch.io/puck and for the last few years I've been working on different things).

That feature, besides showing delusion, shows a total lack of respect for the thousands of creators who have been using the engine for years (sometimes for decades) and are serious about the engine and features being added.

Remember when you used to be able to easily tell satire from headlines, because the satire was too ridiculous compared to reality? I miss that