Unity Technologies has published a blog post addressing concerns and panic from developers after Improbable announced today that all games using its SpatialOS ...

German game studio Crytek is partnering with technology company Improbable on an unannounced AAA project, it revealed in a blog post on Wednesday. The new game will use Crytek’s game engine, called ...

A change in Unity Technologies' terms of service has left Unity games created using Improbable's SpatialOS platform under threat. According to a statement released by ...

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Indie games are all over the place these days, but one of the major design hurdles for indies is the ability to support large multiplayer environments. So in comes Improbable and their SpatialOS SDK.

You might have heard of Improbable recently - mostly because they received a boatload of cash in investments. They're the company behind SpatialOS, which is a "computation platform that allows ...

Improbable is fast becoming a well-known name in the gaming sphere thanks to the impressive SpatialOS technology the team has developed. We recently had the pleasure of speaking with General Manager ...

Improbable published another blog in response to Unity's response, clarifying the steps that led to the disagreement between the two entities. Originally, Improbably ...

Improbable, the London startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz that has been developing a platform for third parties to build virtual and simulated worlds, is today launching the alpha of its first ...

Buzzy British game tech startup Improbable says its cloud gaming platform has been blocked by Unity. Improbably says that Unity, which claims to be the most popular game engine, changed its terms of ...

Improbable is urging Unity to clarify its terms of service or to otherwise unsuspend the SpatialOS developer’s license, according to a blog post titled “A final ...

German game studio Crytek is partnering with technology company Improbable on an unannounced AAA project, it revealed in a blog post on Wednesday. The new game will use Crytek’s game engine, called ...