Game Development Notes
News, tutorials, engine updates, and practical thoughts from the Uniday Studio team.
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Stove is a lightweight Blender alternative for low-poly, stylized and retro game assets. It offers a simple 3 step workflow to Asset Creation: View, Model and Paint. You don't even need to worry about UV mapping.
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Cave Engine 1.6.3 brings a redesigned RigidBody UI, improved physics debug visualization, stronger Logic Bricks, and new AI-assisted workflows with Cave Remote Control and the Cave CLI. This patch release also introduces important fixes, better learning tools, and previews upcoming features like shader editing and ragdoll physics.
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See what's new in Cave Engine's newest release: Version 1.6.2. It's mostly a bug fixing and quality of life improvement, but it does introduce a couple of new features that will help you create your games.
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Tiniest2D 1.6.1 adds new script functions, save/load features, editor workflow improvements, sprite tools, runtime fixes, localization progress, and better documentation.
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Looking for an alternative to Roblox Studio? Compare Cave Engine, Godot, Unity, and Unreal Engine to see which game engine fits Roblox developers moving to standalone games in 2026.
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See the updated Cave Engine 2026 roadmap, including Logic Bricks in Cave 1.6, Python API parity, AI tools, Linux improvements, web export, DirectX 12, and future console plans.
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Cave Engine 1.6 introduces Logic Bricks, a new Visual Scripting system built for faster, easier game development with zero compile time, full Python API parity, debugging tools, editor improvements, asset pipeline fixes, physics updates, UI improvements and more.
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Explore everything new in Cave Engine 1.4.1. Performance improvements, DDS texture support, new APIs, profiler updates, and critical optimizations for 3D game development.
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Discover the best Python game engines in 2026 including Cave Engine, Panda3D, UPBGE, and Ursina. Compare real Python scripting engines for indie developers.
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Comparing Roblox Studio and Cave Engine? Learn the main differences in scripting, publishing, workflow, and performance for indie developers in 2026.
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Looking for a Roblox Studio alternative? Discover the best engines for indie developers in 2026 and why Cave Engine is becoming a top choice for Roblox creators moving to standalone games.
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Cave Engine 1.4 introduces major improvements for indie developers, including a new onboarding system, better project templates, Blender-style camera controls, terrain performance optimizations, expanded Python APIs, and dozens of stability fixes for Windows and Linux. In this release note, explore all the new features, editor improvements, rendering optimizations, and tools that make Cave Engine faster, easier to use, and more powerful for building games.
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A complete comparison of Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, and Cave Engine to help indie developers choose the best game engine for 3D development in 2026.
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A direct comparison between Cave Engine and Unreal Engine for indie developers. Learn how Cave’s lightweight workflow, Python scripting, and fast iteration compare to Unreal’s powerful AAA toolset and discover which engine helps small teams ship games faster.
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Looking for a Blender Game Engine alternative in 2026? Discover how Cave Engine offers a modern Python-based workflow similar to BGE and UPBGE while providing a faster, standalone 3D game engine built for indie developers who want to keep the same rapid iteration style they loved in Blender.
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Looking for the best Python game engine for building 3D games in 2026? This guide explains what makes a powerful Python-based engine and why Cave Engine stands out for indie developers who want fast iteration, modern graphics, and a lightweight workflow for creating full 3D games.
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Learn what Cave Engine is, how it works, and why indie developers use it to build fast 3D desktop games with a Python scripting workflow.