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Colossal Order, Squad, and Amplitude Studios were among the developers recognized by Unity this week with awards handed during the company's Unite 2015 conference in Boston.
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Colossal Order, Squad, and Amplitude Studios were among the developers recognized by Unity this week with awards handed during the company's Unite 2015 conference in Boston.
The Unity Awards are a nice nod to developers who are seen to use Unity's toolset in interesting or exemplary ways, and this year was especially notable because Unity began awarding a new "Best VR Experience" accolade.
Each year the awards are voted on by both Unity representatives and Unity developers based on a handful of nominations across what is now nine categories of honors, with the "Golden Cube" going to the "best overall" project made with Unity in the past year.
For your convenenience, the full list of this year's winners is reprinted below:
2015 Unity Award winners
Golden Cube - Cities: Skylines by Colossal Order
Best 3D Visual Experience - Endless Legend by Amplitude Studios
Best 2D Visual Experience - Ori and the Blind Forest by Moon Studios
Best Gameplay - Kerbal Space Program by Squad
Best VizSim Project - Parachute Training Simulator by Pennant PLC
Best Non-game Project - UEFA Champions League Nissan Orchestra by Wasd Studio
Best VR Experience - Tilt Brush by Google
Asset Store Award - Chronos - Time Control by Ludiq
Best Student Project - Anarcute by Anarteam
Curious developers may also appreciate Cities: Skylines designer Karoliina Korppoo's recent postmortem of the game, in which she describes how and why Colossal Order used Unity to create its award-winning game rather than build its own engine.
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