(Click on the video to watch in HD directly on YouTube)
Here is another tutorial video. It shows how easy it is to get the Photon socket-server SDK for Unity 3D running. Just download it from our website, unzip the files, edit the Unity Scene file (to change the server to your local IP) and it runs. And all it takes is just about 2 minutes. You do need to have the Photon Server installed locally, of course. How to do this, our How to Install Photon video will show you – in even less time.
(Click on the video to watch in HD directly on YouTube)
Downloading, installing and starting Photon is a matter of just a few minutes as you can see in this clip.
You will see, first steps are incredibly easy and will take only about two minutes to run your own socket-server!
Many more videos are to follow – in the meantime, don’t hesitate to let us know what you think.
Happy Holidays From Exit Games - Click to Enlarge
Shopping at Exit Games has never been this easy. No matter if you need a licence for Neutron or for Photon, just visit our shop, select the most suitable licence for you, register, download and off you go.
You can also opt for a free 30-day trial version to see how it works.
Update September 25th: We are all rented out now, but below I’ll keep the original post from August 14th, so you can read what you’ve missed 
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Are you a company involved in computer games, located in Hamburg and searching for office space and great people to get in touch with? Then this might be of interest for you:
Join us in our offices in the Hamburg HafenCity. We’re already sharing our floor with two other companies, basecmp and Spots on Fire. Why not join in also? At disposal is an entire box office suitable for 5 desks (€ 700 per month) or single desk spaces (€ 150 p/m). The rent includes internet, power, water, kitchen useage, mineral water, coffee and weekly cleaning. The space will be available from September 1st on.
If you are interested, get in touch with us.
Below, you can find a few pictures of our office.
Paradise Paintball
In March we mentioned that we had developed an SDK for Unity3D, so that games using the new 3d engine could integrate our multiplayer technology seamlessly.
Shortly after that, when we released our streamlined product “Photon“, game developer Cmune chose Photon (its Unity SDK) for their “Paradise Paintball” game. Reworking the multiplayer functionality from a prior multiplayer engine, Paradise Paintball is now ready and running on Photon. It’s available as facebook application, with some further informations and great ratings. You can also play it online directly in your brower for free on the Cmune website.
hot hot hot
It’s hot. Not something friendly like sunny or warm. It’s hot. Think of white hot charcoal, a furnace, think of burning air and lava streams. This is what it feels like. Good thing we have a new coffee machine. Not. We’d need a chest freezer with crushed ice now. So this is summer. We’re not used to these kind of temperatures in Hamburg. Usually good weather in Hamburg is when the rain falls vertically. Interesting trivia: Hamburg lies to the north of London (as far as latitude is concerned) and has more rainfall, too. But: the city is full of canals and has more bridges than Venice (although there aren’t any places to sit in the shadow at the canals anywhere). It’s still the nicest city and Game Developer Capital of Germany. It’s just … hot!
Developed by Munich-based game developer Chimera, the game features not only tons of puzzles and brain training exercises but for the first time users can also compete in a world-wide online ranking.
Today, an article on Exit Games was published on the Ericsson Developer Connection website. Our EVP Marketing & Sales, Robert, talks about Exit Games’ products and what connects us with Ericsson: “We share with Ericsson a common vision that community gaming is a vital part of the whole mobile services ecosystem. We also like Ericsson’s program for managing the relationship with developers. And of course, Ericsson’s global reach is very beneficial to us and helps us realize our vision of worldwide game roaming.”
Read the whole article on the Ericsson Developer Connection website.
We found this article on USA Today, featuring the World Golf Tour game and the fact that WGT is working together with USGA to present the virtual championship on the Bethpage Black Course. “World Golf Tour provides the most realistic simulation of golf courses I have ever seen online,” PGA Tour veteran Ryuji Imada said. “The photographs of the courses are stunning and the game helps players experience the same type of course management decisions I am faced with every weekend on Tour.”
Read the feature here: “Video gamers can take swing at qualifying for virtual U.S. Open“
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