The cost of creativity: balancing innovation with commercial success
10 November 2020
We talk with multiplayer game veterans Keith Warner, Aaryn Flynn and Patrick Rose to discuss questions crucial to fun, successful and profitable game development.
Improbable is heading to San Francisco- to open a new office
23 January 2017
We’re pleased to announce that in the near future we’ll be expanding our operations with the opening of our first US operation in downtown San Francisco.
Improbable is co-hosting Hack Cambridge 2017
20 January 2017
Improbable is pleased to announce that it will host the second ever Hack Cambridge hackathon on the weekend of the 28th and 29th January 2017.
Announcing our plans for Unreal Engine and SpatialOS
20 January 2017
Over the coming year Unreal Engine 4 will become a first-class integration for SpatialOS, for use both as a client and as a server-side worker.
Register for the SpatialOS Game Jam : 10th-12th February, 2017
12 January 2017
Improbable will be hosting a SpatialOS game jam from Friday 10th February at 18:00 GMT until Sunday 12th February 2017 at 18:00 GMT.
Cool innovations that are already happening in SpatialOS
23 December 2016
SpatialOS was designed to enable game developers to go beyond the limits of conventional game engines and create new experiences, here are some interesting new gameplay possibilities that developers are already exploring with SpatialOS.
Worlds Adrift “Remnants” Trailer and what it shows about SpatialOS
22 December 2016
Check out the latest trailer for Worlds Adrift, a game Bossa Studios is building on SpatialOS.
Bold Conjectures on: The benefits of porting a UNET game to SpatialOS
16 December 2016
Zach Caceres from indie developer team Bold Conjectures takes us through what the benefits of porting a game from Unity’s UNET platform to SpatialOS were for him.
Improbable joins forces with Google to empower developers to build new online gaming experiences
13 December 2016
SpatialOS is available now for game developers to create massive, densely detailed and persistent game worlds running on Google Cloud Platform.
Opening our SpatialOS Alpha, Partnering with Google: Two Big Steps for Improbable
13 December 2016
"We want you to push the boundaries of games. We are here to help you build something transformative" - read Improbable CEO Herman Narula’s blog post
Spilt Milk on: faking AI in SpatialOS
9 December 2016
Andrew Smith, founder of Spilt Milk, takes us through how the game’s AI is coming together, possibly of its own accord…