Sam from The Gamers Lounge writes "The Shadowrun franchise is enjoying something of a renaissance recently. The tabletop game franchise; where the players take the roles of hackers, cybernetically enhanced mercenaries, and mages in a dystopian future; has been streamlined and cut down on at least some of the crunch that gives everyone issues with it. Shadowrun Returns (and its superior sequel Dragonfall) has made waves as the first successful licensed game for the franchise since the Genesis iteration back in the '90s.
Now with the online multiplayer game Shadowrun Chronicles: Boston Lockdown, there's a way for people to link up with their friends, break into some corporate buildings, and cultivate an irrational fear of the words "milk run" just like fans of the franchise have done so for years, but with less of the bookkeeping, crunch, and confusing die pools of the tabletop version. And I'd love to say it's every bit as fun as the isometric single-player iteration, but...well, read on."
Some people seem to dislike the Unity engine and think of it as a "lesser engine" so without further ado, here are 7 games that are somewhat popular and made in Unity.
Every Runner gets a new pet, plus a free reskill in Shadowrun Chronicles’ Halloween update.
Erron Kelly of SideQuesting writes:
"The latest Shadowrun game circles back to the community that loves it"
