Core wants to be the YouTube of game development, and now anyone can try it
Image: Manticore Games Core, the platform that hopes to help creators build games and players experience them, is launching for free in early access today. It's available exclusively on the Epic Games Store and already includes over 20,000 free playable games across a wide variety of genres including team-based multiplayer shooters, RPGs, and side-scrollers. Core's developer, Manticore Games, says that over a million players and creators have used the platform while it's been in alpha over the past year.
The aim with Core is to make it easier for creators to develop and monetize games, similar to what YouTube did for online video, while gamers get an endless arcade of high-quality, user-built games and worlds." The platform's development tools are built on...