As we retweeted last night from one of the Unity developers, they've now opened up the UnityEngine and UnityEditor source code for referencing.

GZDoom, the enhanced Doom engine has a new release out to add in new features, bug fixes and collect some hardware information.

Miss the days of playing RollerCoaster Tycoon 2? Miss them no more, as OpenRCT2 is alive and well with a fresh update.

I'm a huge fan of drag and drop creation tools like Construct 3, that allow you to create games by building simple events sheets and it seems they've continued making Construct 3 more awesome to use.

Speaking on their official blog, Godot Engine developer Juan Linietsky writes about how the open source game engine will be getting Vulkan API support.

OpenRA, the fantastic open source game engine for classic Westwood strategy games has its first full release this year.

If you're a game developer on the look out for a game engine that's free and open source, Godot Engine 3.0 looks to be a safe bet.

Godot Engine is nearly ready to level up with the big 3.0 release, they've put out a second release candidate for testing.

In a recent 'meet the team' blog post interview, David Kaye the Lead System Engineer at Crytek talked a little about his role and how improved Linux support is coming.

Godot Engine 3.0 is going to be a pretty big release for this open source game engine and the first release candidate is now available.

Want to play Jagged Alliance 2 on Linux and have a good experience? The JA2-Stracciatella game engine is exactly what you need.

OpenRA is a fantastic game engine, which enables you to play Command & Conquer, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Dune 2000 on Linux. The latest test release is rather nice too.

It's been a long time since the last CorsixTH release, well over a year in fact, so it's good to see this open source game engine still alive.

GZDoom, the open source id Tech 1 engine that powers mods such as Project Brutality and standalone TCs like WolfenDoom: Blade of Agony or Castlevania: Simon's Destiny, has a new version out with improved support for Mesa drivers on Linux.

OpenMW, the open source game engine for Morrowind has been updated again bringing in a few new features and plenty of bug fixes.