Unity Continues to Empower Game Creators with New AI Features

Here, Unity announced a series of new AI enhancements and platform updates to better support game developers in realizing their vision and operating successful game products.

The announcement included early access to Unity Muse, a suite of features that uses AI to simplify content creation; a first look at Unity 6, the next major version of Unity due in 2024 (formerly known as 2023 LTS); and the launch of Unity Cloud, a platform of interconnected products and services that help developers organize content across projects and workflows.

Earlier this year, Unity announced the closed beta of its AI-powered platforms, Unity Muse and Unity Sentis. Today, Unity Muse enters early access with an ever-expanding suite of features to simplify content creation, including:

1. Muse Chat – use it to find answers and resources on Unity, as well as get usable code

2. Muse Sprite – used to create 2D sprite images and many variations

3. Muse Texture – used to create high quality 2D and 3D textures, ready to use

Specifically, Sprites and Textures are powered by custom-built deep learning models trained entirely on data and images owned or licensed by Unity. This ensures that the datasets do not contain any recognizable people, icons, or art styles.

Unity is now offering solutions for game content creators.

Unity Muse is a standalone product that costs $30/month. Subscribers will also get priority access to upcoming features in the pre-release, such as Muse Animate (which lets developers create animated characters without coding), Muse Behavior (which lets developers create character interactions), and Muse Sketch (a 3D canvas for rapid prototyping and team collaboration).

While Unity Muse helps developers improve their workflows, Unity Sentis allows them to bring complex AI data models into Unity Runtime to solve difficult tasks, as well as create new in-game functionality using AI models. Unity Sentis is currently in open beta and will be widely released with Unity 6 in 2024.

Marc Whitten, President of Create, Unity, said: "We're always here to help developers create great games and achieve success. We rely on their feedback. They tell us where we're doing well and where we need to improve. With Unity 6, we need to focus on improving performance and workflow. When it comes to AI, we realized we need to ensure developers have the tools to create more games faster. We want to be a true partner, able to meet the needs of creators at any stage of their game development process."

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