* With its own BASIC script language AppGameKit makes it a cinch to code your games. Game designers, artists and many more budding game makers can start creating their own apps. * At the heart of AppGameKit is a set of commands that control all aspects of a game - the game's sprites, sounds, physics, collisions and so on. By using these supplied functions you can code games with industry standard C++ using familiar IDEs such as Visual Studio, XCODE and QT. * Look no wires! Compile your BASIC games in the IDE, then transmit them over your WiFi to multiple devices for instant testing. Creating games with this new cross-development model will result in your productivity increasing significantly as you instantly target multiple platforms. * Earn revenue from your creations by publishing to multiple stores using our step by step guides, and benefit from multiple revenue streams and immediate cross-promotion. Maximise your chance of success, sell your apps everywhere!

Unity allows specification of texture compression and resolution settings for each platform that the game engine supports, and provides support for bump mapping, reflection mapping, parallax mapping, screen space ambient occlusion (SSAO), dynamic shadows using shadow maps, render-to-texture and full-screen post-processing effects. Unity can import 3D models, animations and sprites from almost any application. Animate characters, objects, sprites, light intensity Create and edit animation clips directly inside Unity. Animate values of any component, material, or script and insert animation events to call script functions at specific times. Move seamlessly between animation states like running and walking with Blend Trees. Exert pinpoint control over the animation playback without the need for complex scripting. One shader provides amazing visual fidelity across high-end mobile, desktop and consoles. Get multithreaded simulation on platforms that support threads.