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Dive into the significant changes to Xenko's license and how they impact the Stride 3D game engine community. Understand the new licensing terms, benefits, and opportunities they present for developers. Get all the details in our informative blog post!
Announcement
Xenko game engine offered free until April 2018! Learn more about this limited-time opportunity in our brief blog update.
Discover 3dRudder's integration with the Stride 3D game engine in our concise blog post. Learn about this unique foot-powered controller and its impact on game development.
Learn about Stride version 2.1.0, a significant update packed with new features, enhancements, and bug fixes aimed at streamlining game development and improving user experience.
Release
Get a glimpse of 'Children of the Galaxy', an ambitious game project powered by Stride 3D, in our Developer Spotlight series. Learn about the creative minds behind the game, their inspirations, and the challenges they've faced. Immerse yourself in the world of game development with our captivating blog post!
After nearly two years of open beta, we’re proud to announce that Xenko is now available as a commercial product. Xenko 2.0 adds features such as full VR support, a pipeline rendering editor, light probes, and scene streaming management, along with greatly improved stability.
Release
Discover how to integrate Xbox Live services into your Xenko game project with this step-by-step guide, enhancing player experiences and social features.
Explore the latest release details and pricing information for Stride 3D, the versatile game engine designed to power your creative projects.
Silicon Studio is planning to announce the first official commercial release of Xenko at GDC! More details will be announced here in our blog in the coming weeks as well, so stay tuned!
We're excited to be working on Xenko's real-time local reflections feature, coming in Xenko's next release. Real-time local reflections are a great way to visually ground objects in a scene. They give your games richer scenes and increased realism in rendering.