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Epic Games announces sweeping cross-platform collab' bringing Unity's games and commerce platform to Fortnite
AppWizard
November 20, 2025

Epic Games announces sweeping cross-platform collab’ bringing Unity’s games and commerce platform to Fortnite

Epic Games and Unity have announced a collaboration to integrate Unity-developed games into Fortnite and incorporate Unity's commerce platform into Unreal Engine. This partnership aims to create a more interconnected gaming ecosystem, with Unity supporting Unreal Engine. Epic's CEO, Tim Sweeney, envisions a decentralized version of Fortnite that allows users to access external sites independently of Epic. Initially, content added to Fortnite will undergo a review process, but the long-term goal is to create an open platform similar to the internet. Developers can expect to manage pricing and promotions with Unreal Engine starting early next year, with further details on the partnership expected in early 2026.
Remarkably, you'll soon be able to play Unity games in Fortnite as Epic joins forces with its long-time rival
AppWizard
November 19, 2025

Remarkably, you’ll soon be able to play Unity games in Fortnite as Epic joins forces with its long-time rival

Epic Games and Unity have partnered to allow games developed in Unity to be published and played within the Fortnite universe. This announcement was made at Unity's Unite 2025 conference by Epic's CEO, Tim Sweeney. The integration will utilize advanced network technology for seamless coexistence of Unity engine games within Fortnite, streamlining the process for developers without the need for additional software installations. Epic aims to establish Fortnite as a leading metaverse platform, competing with Roblox, and reported 100 million monthly active users, with 40% of playtime on third-party content. Unreal Engine developers will benefit from access to Unity's cross-platform commerce system, which is expected to roll out early next year.
Football Manager 26's Steam score makes Mindseye's look good, and it's really sad to see
AppWizard
November 5, 2025

Football Manager 26’s Steam score makes Mindseye’s look good, and it’s really sad to see

Football Manager 26 was released on November 4 and has quickly become one of the lowest-rated titles of the year on Steam, with a user score of just 22% based on over 2,000 reviews. The game peaked at approximately 85,000 players at launch, but currently has over 50,000 active players. Key issues reported by fans include bugs, crashes, performance problems, and the absence of features like heat maps and international management. The game's user interface overhaul has also been criticized, contributing to a negative reception. Football Manager 26 ranks as the second-worst among newly released games in 2025 that have received at least 50 user reviews.
Android and Windows gamers worldwide potentially affected by bug in Unity game engine
BetaBeacon
October 6, 2025

Android and Windows gamers worldwide potentially affected by bug in Unity game engine

A vulnerability, known as CVE-2025-59489, has been discovered in the Unity engine, widely used in game development. The bug could allow malicious files to take control of permissions granted to Unity games and run commands on a victim's device. The vulnerability primarily affects Android, Windows, Linux, and MacOS systems, but not iOS devices or gaming consoles. Unity has released fixes for the vulnerability, with no evidence of exploitation so far. Microsoft advises users to uninstall vulnerable apps and games temporarily, while Steam has announced measures to block potentially malicious command line parameters in Unity games. The bug was reported by a researcher at GMO Flatt Security, who praised Unity for promptly addressing the issue. Users are encouraged to update their software to protect against potential threats.
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