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- Unity and Epic Games have formed a partnership to expand the game development ecosystem, allowing Unity developers to publish games on Fortnite.
- This collaboration extends beyond Fortnite, with Unity supporting Unreal Engine on its cross-platform commerce platform.
- The agreement enables Unreal Engine developers to manage digital catalogs, implement payment systems, and configure storefronts across multiple platforms using Unitys infrastructure.
- The goal of this unprecedented collaboration is to create a more integrated development ecosystem for creators.
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Unity and Epic Games Collaborate for Integrated Game Development Ecosystem Expansion
Unity and Epic Games, typically competitors, recently announced a collaboration that will allow Unity developers to publish games directly to Fortnite, a capability previously exclusive to Epic’s own tools. This partnership aims to create a more integrated game development ecosystem. The agreement extends beyond Fortnite, as Unity will also support Unreal Engine on its new cross-platform commerce platform. This support allows Unreal Engine developers to manage digital catalogs, implement payment systems, and configure independent storefronts across multiple platforms using Unity’s infrastructure. In summary, this unprecedented collaboration between Epic Games and Unity seeks to create a more integrated development ecosystem for creators.
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