Unity 6 releases
Introducing Unity 6
With the Unity 6 family of releases, we’re changing how we release the Unity Engine so that we can keep improving the Engine’s performance and stability, while making it easier and less disruptive for you to upgrade.
The Unity 6.0 release includes major improvements in functionality and performance. This will be followed by regular Updates which will deliver important bug fixes, platform support, and new features.
Unity 6.0
Unity 6.0 is the most stable version of the Unity Engine to date, with an additional six months of testing before it released, so you can create your next project with confidence. Unity 6.0 includes all the features and functionality that was originally shipped in Unity 2023.1, Unity 2023.2, and the Unity 6 Preview.
Enhanced stability
We will continue to apply fixes to Unity 6.0 to ensure you have a stable version you can rely on for a long time.
Easier upgrades
Upgrade to the next Update release more easily. Each update will go through rigourous regression testing, similar to a major release.
Extended support
Unity 6.0 is supported with two-year LTS through October 2026, with an additional year of support for Unity Enterprise and Unity Industry users.
Update releases
After the Unity 6.0 release, we plan to ship Updates more regularly than our previous LTS release model. Each Update release uses the 6.X nomenclature and comes with additive and opt-in features, new platform support, and bug fixes to ensure maximum stability and easier upgrades.
The first Update release, Unity 6.1, is coming in April 2025.
Update functionality is opt-in
To ensure you have the best experience of building with Unity 6, any functionality that’s included in an Update release will be additive in nature. This includes additions to our extensive platform support to stay in sync with the industry but also may include new features that you can choose to implement in your project.
Update support guaranteed
Patches are added to the most recent Unity 6 version every 1–4 weeks. When Unity 6.1 releases, both Unity 6.0 and Unity 6.1 will receive these patches.
Update stability by default
All Update releases receive at least two months of product and stabilization testing before shipping. There will also be a public beta period for each Update to get your feedback and ensure we’re delivering what you need to be successful.
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All release notes
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Release archives
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