Improbable news and blog

Multiplayer development is a complex and expensive business. In this presentation, delivered at Devcom in August, Manuel Karg explores how developers can embrace technological innovation to minimise the Total Cost of Ownership.

We’re always looking for talented engineers to join our Partner Engineering team. To find out what they do, why they do it, and why Improbable has just won a gamesindustry.biz Best Places to Work award, read on.

CEO & Founder of zeuz, Manuel Karg, digs deep into operational costs to discus how best to mitigate risk and prepare your game for success.

We are delighted to announce SpatialOS for Unreal 2020.1

A team’s journey to effect a company-wide set of changes to make continuous integration (CI) not just better but great.

The SpatialOS Runtime mediates an online game’s various servers, clients and engine instances. Earlier this year, we rebuilt it completely.

At Improbable, we developed the widely-used, open source metrics project Thanos to enable reliable monitoring at a global scale. Here’s how we use it ourselves.

The SpatialOS Games Development Kit (GDK) for Unity is now in pre-alpha for mobile game experimentation.

If you’ve ever wanted to integrate SpatialOS with an engine other than Unity or Unreal, then our developer Charlie Micou has an experimental Godot integration and can tel

Introducing support for KCP, an additional UDP-based network stack, in the SpatialOS 13.6 release. KCP provides a low-latency, secure network connection designed specifically for unreliable network conditions.