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Game Creation via Natural Language Without Coding, 'Unity Spark' Integration Planned for End of This Year
Google and Unity have officially formalized their collaboration on an AI-based game creation platform. The two companies have unveiled a platform that allows game creation with only natural language prompts, and plan to introduce an expanded version integrating Unity's professional development tools by the end of this year.
Google and Unity announced on the 8th that they have entered into a strategic partnership to develop a new integrated gaming platform.
The goal is to combine Google's AI technology with Unity's game engine technology to create an environment where non-professionals can also develop games.
The goal is to combine Google's AI technology with Unity's game engine technology to create an environment where non-professionals can also develop games.
Google's experimental platform 'Playground,' unveiled on the 7th (local time), is a service that allows users aged 18 and above to create and customize games using only natural language input without coding.
Currently available only in the United States.
The two companies plan to integrate 'Unity Spark' into this platform by the end of this year.
Playground with Unity Spark added will support △professional-level game mechanics △high-quality 3D features △flexible development environment based on Unity runtime, the two companies explained.
It aims to establish a phased creation ecosystem where users can progressively implement polished games starting with simple text input.
Google's community infrastructure will be integrated into the new platform.
Users can log in with their Google Play Games profile to access leaderboards, multiplayer matchmaking, and community features from the platform's launch.
Published creations will be equipped with social features such as game sharing and 'likes.'
Additionally, Google announced plans to promote outstanding creations and creators through its network and support the use of advanced Unity Spark tools.
Playground can be found on the official website (playground.google.com), and information regarding Unity Spark can be found on Unity's official homepage (unity.com/spark).
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