In collaboration with cross-platform engine unity, Facebook officially announced its very first “Gameroom” for Windows desktop gaming platform. This news comes in the month of August when Facebook and Unity officially announce their collaboration. This Collaboration helps on adding Facebook as a new build target to the Unity Editor.
This Gameroom of Facebook helps developers to develop high-quality games for desktops gamers. These type of games helps to take full advantage of the CPU and GPU native power. And this development gives the easiest way to the developers to make these high-quality games.
“The Facebook build target lets you deploy your projects to either the new Gameroom desktop app for Windows as a native Windows player or to Facebook.com using Unity’s WebGL support,” said Sheree Lee, Technical Program Manager at Facebook, in a statement.
With the help of Facebook SDK for Unity API developers can easily share content with each other over Facebook. And all this happens when the Facebook target build is active in the Unity Editor. They can also access the Graph API and more. Developers will also be able to use the Unity API service to handle in-app purchases on Facebook.
“Facebook support for Unity is now available in the Gameroom developer beta and that Facebook support will ship as part of Unity 5.6 early next year,” added Lee.
Now Gamers and Game Developers easily entertain by the games.
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