Our CEO/CTO Christof Wegmann sat down with GodotFest co-founder Johannes Ebner to talk about Godot's growth, why we built Fusion for Godot, and what to expect in Munich on November 3 & 4.
Photon and Metaplay released a free 36-page whitepaper on building multiplayer live service games in 2026, covering networking models, LiveOps and progression systems, and case studies from Future Run and Antihero Studios.
See how Toyota Material Handling uses VR Vision's multiplayer VR training, built on Photon PUN and Fusion, to teach parts identification and troubleshooting to technicians across 300+ dealerships on Meta Quest.
SynergyXR's no-code XR training platform, used by Bosch, Vestas, and Novo Nordisk in 70+ countries, runs on Photon Enterprise Cloud for low-latency, multi-device real-time collaboration across VR, AR, and desktop.
Continuum XR built the social VR game UG on Photon Fusion, using Area of Interest to scale concurrent players, client-side prediction for VR locomotion, and Photon Cloud to handle rapid growth on Meta Quest.
See how ESA and Photon built a Meta Quest XR prototype for astronaut training around the Argonaut lunar lander, combining Photon Fusion, Voice, and Video SDK with ArUco tracking and a Giant Mode scale view.
Somero and ForgeFX built a multiplayer VR training simulator for the Laser Screed® concrete leveling machine, using Photon Realtime for shared instructor-trainee sessions and Photon Voice for live coaching.
Solo developer Mateo built the viral hit Paddle Paddle Paddle, with 120,000+ copies sold, using Photon Fusion's Host Mode and Shared Mode together to make its new racing mode feel instant for solo-controlled boats.
Learn how Photon Fusion 2's Networked Properties and [Networked] attribute sync player colors across clients in Shared Mode, with notes on State Authority, OnChanged callbacks, and byte-level bandwidth savings.
See how HALE Gameworks' two-person team used Photon Quantum's deterministic ECS to build Valor Hunters, handling massive enemy hordes and physical co-op interactions like rope-binding and piggybacking.
Chimera Entertainment built "Songs of Silence" on Photon Quantum's deterministic simulation, syncing real-time battles and turn-based skirmishes across up to 6 players with one consistent architecture.