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.
Party Club, Lucid11 Interactive's debut title, hit 3.7 million Steam libraries and 40,000 concurrent players at launch, with Photon PUN's regional servers keeping four-player co-op stable and low-latency.
Photon passed its ISO 27001:2022 audit under TÜV Rheinland with zero deviations, covering infrastructure hardening, access controls, and incident response across its multiplayer and enterprise platforms.
Oh BiBi, the studio behind FRAG Pro Shooter, used Photon Fusion to build B.E.A.S.T., a 3v3 mech shooter, switching between Client Host, Dedicated Server, and Shared Mode without rewriting most of their code.
Photon's WebGL guide for game jams recommends Fusion Shared Authority for fast, low-CPU multiplayer prototyping, and Quantum's deterministic simulation for precision-critical games, with free samples for both
Semiwork's R.E.P.O. sold 8.7 million copies in a single month, scaling from zero to hundreds of thousands of concurrent players on Photon PUN, Photon Voice, and Photon Cloud's DDoS protection and regional hosting
Photon partnered with Sweden's Arctic Game on a Multiplayer Jam, where four teams built co-op prototypes with Photon Fusion 2 and Quantum in under three days, backed by $10,000 in prizes and live developer support.
Nthusia's final dev diary covers shipping the Fusion Animal Co-op sample: item-based currency, Inspector-driven dialogue, controller support, and cross-platform cleanup before handing the project to Photon.
Photon instructors Oren and Nikola discuss why they built Udemy courses on Fusion and Quantum, covering client-side prediction, ECS design patterns, matchmaking, and common mistakes new multiplayer developers make.
Part 2 of Photon's Dev Diaries covers Team Nthusia's Animal Crossing-style sample: a shareable inventory system, byte-packed character customization, and why Fusion Shared Mode fits collaborative social games.
See how SuperGaming used Photon Fusion's lag compensation, sub-tick input processing, and Area of Interest system to build Indus, a 60-player mobile battle royale with over 5 million pre-registrations.