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Brisbane, Australia - January 19, 2009 - AI3D Pty Ltd, an Australian company has successfully released a city-scale architectural visualization project, which is based on Unigine. Detailed info on this real-time project will be released later because at the moment there are some restrictions applied due to client confidentiality.

Lima, Peru - December 3rd, 2008 - Qilqax International has successfully completed first production stage of "Magus ex Machina", the first 3D animated movie developed using a videogame GPU rendering technique, based on Unigine technologies.

Athens, Greece - December 1st, 2008 - DHLXStudios, a Greek newly formed game development company licensed Unigine engine to be used in development of a 3D multi-user virtual world platform for immersive, parallel, cultural story telling.

VZillion Inc. the innovator of the Virtual Internet, today announced that it has licensed the versatile multi-platform Unigine 3D engine, to increase its footprint in the rapidly expanding market of virtual entertainment and social immersive environments.

The new Tropics Demo 1.1, which is based on the latest Unigine technologies, is released on October, 30 and available for download now.

Our developers have been working on a multiplayer solution in Unigine for several months now, a lot of research work has already done.
We are to complete the module in 5-6 months, it will be available as a regular update for our customers.

A new Unigine-powered "Tropics" demo is released and available for download now.

PlaySys, an Italian media and entertainment studio, bought Unigine license for its realtime projects. One of them is an adventure game "The Dreamers".

SteamPunk Studios (a USA-based developer) will introduce an Unigine-based Action game at GDC'08 (February 18-22, San Francisco). The game is targeted to PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, it will be released in 2009.

Unigine Corp., iZ3D, and Meant to be Seen Demonstrate the First Modern Game Engine That Natively Supports Stereoscopic 3D Technologies At the International Consumer Electronics Show.

Now Unigine v0.4 supports DirectX 10 in addition to OpenGL and DirectX 9, therefore Unigine provides capabilities of all modern graphics technologies available at the moment.
Read more in our development log.