ScienceAtHome - Working with Unity @ScienceAtHome
ScienceAtHome - Working with Unity  @ScienceAtHome
Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
At ScienceAtHome, the game developers are working with the Unity game engine to create the games. Anders Duemose Lund is sharing some of the main advantages of Unity and why is it particularly useful for our group.

Read more about their process and challenges of developing science related games with the Unity game engine on our blog:
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Download Turbulence for Window or Mac from our website:
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