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Unity Pro is installed on lab computers in Adams 206. For your own computer, you can download and install Unity Personal for free.

Software

Application name:	Unity
Platforms:	Windows macOS Linux
Vendor:	Unity Technologies
Division / Department:	Department of Computer Science
Available to:	Students and Faculty
Available in Labs:	Gaming and Graphics Lab (Adams 206)
Links:	Download (Unity Personal) How to install Unity

Description

Unity is a cross-platform game engine developed by Unity Technologies, used by the video gaming, film making, and other industries. Unity is used to create 3D, 2D, virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR) games, as well as simulations, animations, and other experiences.

Installation

Please see our Unity installation guide.