Unity have just released a new demo project the Lost Crypt. Over the last year a large number of new 2D features have been added to Unity and this project demonstrates how to use them all together in a simple 2D game.<\/p>\n
Details from the Lost Crypt blog post<\/a>:<\/p>\n Highly skilled teams have been making gorgeous 2D games with Unity<\/a> for years, but we wanted to enable everyone, from individual artists to large teams, to have even more 2D tools available to create great-looking games. And many of them will be production-ready as part of Unity 2019.3, which is currently available in beta.<\/p>\n We created Lost Crypt using the complete suite of 2D tools. This lively scene features animation, light effects, organic terrain, shaders, and post-processing, all made natively in 2D. It shows how teams and projects of all sizes, targeting any platform, can now get more engaging and beautiful results faster.<\/p>\n Lost Crypt should run well on any desktop computer and we have also implemented on-screen controls with the new Input System<\/a> in case you want to run it on an iOS or Android device. In our tests it ran at 30 fps on common devices like an iPhone 6S.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The Lost Crypt example is available in the Unity Asset store<\/a>.<\/p>\n In addition to the new 2D demo, Unity are also running three Mega Bundles with savings up to 90% off<\/a>. Finally a reminder that back in October Unity announced price increases<\/a>, and those go into effect on January 1st. Check out more details of the Lost Crypt videos and sales in the video<\/a> below.<\/p>\n [youtube https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=qAD6S2G4ALA&w=853&h=480] <\/p>\n\n