Unity Freebies 📚, AI Vision App 👁️, PSX Assets 🕹️

Dec 26, 2025

📚 Level Up Your Unity Skills

Unity’s 2025 Content Roundup: Free Ebooks, Samples, and Daily Assets

Unity has published a massive 2025 roundup page collecting its best free technical ebooks, samples, and tools, covering everything from URP and UI Toolkit to performance optimization, VFX, compute shaders, 2D lighting, and platform-specific tuning. Many ebooks are 100+ pages and ship with full sample projects like Dragon Crashers UI, Happy Harvest 2D, and more. The video also touches on recent updates to NavMesh, Cinemachine 3.0, and the Input System with fresh tutorials. To top it off, Unity’s New Year sale includes a new free asset every day for a limited time.

How Yaya Builds a ‘Hearts‑Like’ While Working Full‑Time in Games

Indie dev Yaya is building Luminous Nights, a Kingdom Hearts-inspired “hearts-like,” while still working full-time in the game industry. In this deep-dive conversation, he explains how he controls scope, leans on YouTube devlogs and niche fandoms to drive wishlists, and keeps moving with “no 0% days” and 4 a.m. starts. He also shares why he’s diversifying with courses and asset packs instead of betting everything on one game—and how Tokyo’s indie scene keeps him going.

🧠 Tech, Tools & Visual Learning

See Like an AI: Web App Visualizes Pixels, Kernels, and Edges

A new interactive web app by Marco Franzon turns computer vision theory into something you can literally watch in action. Upload an image or video, inspect its pixel matrix in multiple formats, and apply Sobel edge detection, Gaussian blur, or Sharpen kernels in real time. The demo makes concepts like tensors, convolution, and gradient computation visually obvious, laying the groundwork for deeper OpenCV and CNN learning. Franzon aims to use it in his course and plans to open-source the project.

Grab 400+ Free PSX-Style Assets for Unity, Unreal, and Godot

Developer Pizza Doggy has released the PSX Mega Pack, a bundle of over 400 low-poly, early-2000s-style assets, temporarily free with a coupon. The collection spans furniture, props, weapons, consumables, and electronics, giving you a full retro kit for your game. Delivered in .fbx, .glb, .obj, .dae, and .blend, it drops easily into Godot, Unity, Unreal, and more. Snag the coupon on their itch.io page before the offer ends.

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