Learn more about the 2020 LTS release
Discover more resources about the release for creators who value maximum stability and support.
2020 Long Term Support (LTS) Webinar
Attend this webinar to learn about key features included in our newest LTS release.
Create stunning visuals
Learn about our optimized workflows to create gorgeous graphics that engage players from the very first pixels.
Choose the right release for you
We offer two different release versions, Tech Stream and LTS. Learn about the strengths of each release so you can select the solution that better fits your needs.
Frequently asked questions
If you are in production or close to launch, we recommend the latest LTS release. If you want to use the latest Unity features in your project or are just getting started with production, the Tech Stream is recommended. Learn more about our different releases here.
This release is for creators who value exploring in-progress features to stay on the cutting edge for their next project. This version is primarily recommended for the preproduction discovery, and prototyping phases of development. Learn more about our different releases here.
The release for creators who value maximum stability and support for their next project. This is our default release and is primarily recommended for creators past the preproduction phase of development and who are about to lock in production on a specific version of Unity.
Learn more about our different releases here.
In an effort to provide more clarity around package readiness and expected release date, better quality packages, and as a direct response to feedback from you, we’ve created a more rigorous process for labeling packages, as well as new categorizations for packages. Learn more here.
Both our alpha and beta releases are open to everyone. Get started by downloading them from the Unity Hub. Because there may be feature-stability issues with these early releases, we do not recommend them for projects in production, and we highly recommend that you back up any project before you open it with an alpha or beta release.