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What an Internet Blackout Does to a Game Developer

BatPan Feb 4, 2026 06:36
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After weeks of internet disruption in Iran, I wanted to explain what actually happened from a game developer’s perspective. I work with Unity, and losing access to the internet didn’t just mean no social media. It meant no documentation, no updates, no collaboration, and no way to solve problems that normally take minutes. This video is about the real, practical impact of the shutdown on developers, creatives, and anyone whose work depends on being connected.
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