O3DE 26.05 - Another Big Step Forward!
O3DE, or the Open 3D Game Engine, just took another big step forward with the release of O3DE 26.05. This release fills in some missing pieces, most specifically a new particle system replacing the need for an external tool. Of course it also improves the general performance and stability of the engine across the board. In this video we check out the new features in O3DE 26.05.
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