David

It’s in development but isn’t nearing release yet. It’s not pixel streaming. Rather, it’s a gameplay networking protocol designed by Unity (resembling the ones existing in engines already) that downloads some content prior to starting, then runs most gameplay logic on the server, and then simulates and predicts frames on the player’s machine to compensate for latency and run at full frame rate. The initial version will be aimed at running compatible reasonably-small, self-contained Unity games, then will scale up from there. It will go through a similar moderation pipeline. We expect localization will be by the developer (rather than automated), an option we hope to support in UEFN by the time of launch. UEFN features are expanding over time too. I recommend building today with the tools available today, and evaluating as the new options and features come online.

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