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Discover the Advanced KCC, a powerful 3D kinematic character controller addon focused on smooth player movement and customizable interactions. It offers extensive options for tailoring control systems, ensuring seamless performance in your game.

Fusion Animal Coop an Animal Crossing-inspired sample with emphasis on cooperative play that uses Fusion Shared Mode. Players are able to customize their character upon joining a session, and can then interact in a shared world with up to 6 people.

Discover the Fusion Animations sample, which showcases six methods for implementing synchronized animations in multiplayer games using Fusion. Explore various approaches to effectively handle animation networking in your projects.

This sample project demonstrates Photon Fusion's Area of Interest and Multi-Peer Mode features for optimizing multiplayer networking. It uses spaceships and meteors to showcase Area of Interest for efficient network management and Multi-Peer Mode for testing multiple clients without extra builds, focusing on networking functionality.

Discover the Fusion Asteroids sample, a beginner-friendly demo that showcases how to create arcade-style, top-down gameplay with straightforward and engaging mechanics.

The avatar addon offers a foundation for implementing avatar-specific features and includes a basic avatar system, demonstrating how users can create and customize their own avatars.

Explore the BR200 sample, a production-ready third-person battle royale shooter supporting up to 200 players at 60 Hz. It showcases Photon Fusion's server hosting capabilities, including player-hosted, dedicated, and Unity Game Server Hosting modes for seamless, high-performance gameplay.

This sample shows how to set up a project for colocalized multiplayer using Meta's shared spatial anchors. It also synchronizes hand tracking, enabling seamless transitions between controller-based hand positioning and finger tracking, offering a robust foundation for immersive multiplayer experiences.

This "coop party cooking game", where players fulfill orders by chopping, cooking, and plating ingredients. Players collaborate to complete cooking orders before time runs out, with features like character customization, persistent objects, authority transfer, non-destructive disconnects, and crafting mechanics.

The interaction differences between VR headsets and mouse-driven 3D applications make it challenging to create tools or interfaces that perform well in both. To simplify prototyping, the "Desktop Focus" module allows switching the interface to a mode specifically optimized for mouse control.

Discover how to create a social application for up to 100 players using Fusion. The Expo sample offers avatars, chat functions and screen sharing. There is seamless audio interaction via the Photon Voice SDK, so that players can communicate with each other when they are in the same chat bubble. Desktop PC are supported as well as VR.

The Finite State Machine (FSM) addon for Fusion provides a powerful framework for managing game states and behaviors. It enables developers to create complex interactions, supports parallel execution of child state machines, and enhances scalability and organization in game development.

The Fusion Golf sample showcases how to create an arcade-style golf racing game with a server-authoritative, client-predicted model. Featuring an 18-hole course, session browser, and customizable game settings, it highlights physics-driven mechanics and network synchronized game flow.

This sample presents how to migrate the host in Client Host topology to another client after the original Host dropped out of the session.

Fusion VR Host provides a straightforward method for launching multiplayer VR games or applications, utilizing the Client Host topology for effective gameplay. This sample demonstrates how to start multiplayer VR experiences using Fusion, with examples of VR rig handling, teleportation, and object grabbing within a Client Host setup.

The Fusion Impostor sample showcases the core loop of a social deduction game for up to 8 players. It features seamless communication using Photon Voice SDK, providing a solid foundation for creating engaging multiplayer experiences.

A curated collection of reusable 3D/XR addons, designed to streamline prototyping and boost development efficiency. These tools empower creativity and accelerate the creation of innovative applications.

The Fusion Kart sample showcases a racing game for up to 8 players, built with a server-authoritative, client-predicted model. It includes race and practice modes, two tracks, multiple karts, and an extendable item system, providing a robust foundation for multiplayer racing games.

This addon demonstrates how to integrate the Logitech MX Ink pen into a Fusion project. The MX Ink pen can be paired with Meta Quest headsets via the Meta Quest app. MX Ink is natural and comfortable to use with a responsive and adjustable pressure sensitive tip and push button.

This sample shows how to create a basic meeting app with Fusion. Players start by customizing their avatars on a selection screen, then proceed to the meeting room equipped with various tools and features for interaction.

This addon integrates Meta avatars with Fusion, focusing on avatar synchronization and lip-sync functionality through Fusion's networking features. It demonstrates how to synchronize Meta avatars using networked variables and integrates lip-sync capabilities with Fusion Voice, enhancing avatar interactivity.

Fusion Meta XR Integration provides a ready-made Unity project that uses meta packages with Photon. The following three scenes are included here “Multiplayer-MR-MetaAvatar”, “Multiplayer-MR-PhotonAvatar” and “Multiplayer-MR-PhotonAvatarWithPen”.

This sample showcases a simple Metaverse, featuring interactive scenes accessed from the central hub. Explore with your friends! Move through portals to different spaces with all players or just your friends.

The Multi Climb sample is a first-person parkour racing game which demonstrates how to make use of client prediction, lag compensation, the Simple & Advanced KCCs and more in a server authoritative context.

The Fusion Object Pooling sample aims to showcase how a custom INetworkObjectProvider implementation can be used to pool objects and avoid having to instantiate a new prefab for every NetworkObject spawned by the NetworkRunner.

The Physics addon offers essential components for synchronizing Rigidbody and Rigidbody2D states in Photon Fusion. It includes NetworkRigidbody3D and NetworkRigidbody2D for effective rigid body state management, along with optional RunnerPhysicsSimulate3D and 2D to handle physics simulations.

The Pirate Adventure sample, complete with full source code, demonstrates how to use Fusion to create a multiplayer adventure game for up to 8 players. It supports multiple platforms, including PC (Windows/Mac), WebGL, and Mobile (Android/iOS).

Projectiles Advanced demonstrates how to implement networking for various projectile types in shooter games, focusing on performance, precision, and smooth rendering. This sample balances bandwidth and accuracy, ensuring seamless rendering between simulated and visual projectile paths in multiplayer settings.

Projectiles Essentials demonstrates 5 different approaches to networked projectile implementation. This covers common approaches with simple examples, with detailed description and comments. There is also a companion Projectiles Advanced project.

The Fusion Quiz Network sample is a shared mode trivia game for up to 20 players, featuring Photon Voice for communication. It demonstrates key networking features, such as session joining with preset data, switching Master Client State Authority and using Tick Timers for synchronization.

The Fusion Razor Madness sample is a tick-based platformer racing game for 8+ players, featuring precise movement, wall-jumping, and thrilling hazard-avoidance mechanics. It offers a fast-paced, satisfying gameplay experience with smooth controls and dynamic obstacle navigation.

Fusion Shared Mode Basics covers the first steps in starting a Fusion project, in the Shared Authority topology. Covers synchronizing a player between computers, basic camera and movement, networking data and calling remote procedures. Start here!

Fusion VR Shared offers a straightforward way to start multiplayer VR games or applications, in the Shared Authority topology for enhanced collaborative experiences. This sample demonstrates how to launch multiplayer VR experiences using Fusion, with examples of VR rig handling, teleportation, and object grabbing.

The Simple FPS game is an entry-level first-person shooter designed for beginners to learn game development, featuring a clear and straightforward code structure. Set in a warehouse, it includes fast-paced deathmatch combat, three hitscan weapons and power-ups.

The KCC is a 3D kinematic character controller addon focused on player movement, offering exceptional performance and customization for game developers. It uses advanced techniques for smooth and responsive movement in 3D environments, allowing tailored character control systems.

The Fusion Social Hub sample demonstrates integrating multiple topologies in a single project, showcasing unique session logic for each. It features a social hub in Shared Authority topology for player interaction and Client Host topology for entering dungeon sessions, illustrating versatile multiplayer structures in a single project.

The Fusion Stage Screen Sharing sample showcases a social application for up to 200 players, featuring customizable avatars and synchronized content sharing. Users can join a stage scene, present content, and interact with the audience, with key features including synchronized video sharing and voice chat.

Fusion Starter offers small, beginner-friendly examples like Third Person Character, Platformer, and Shooter, designed with well-commented code and Fusion best practices. These examples focus on accessibility and demonstrate smooth gameplay mechanics, making them ideal for newcomers.

Whether using a Meta Quest or the Apple Vision Pro, this example allows users to collaborate on the same virtual wall with virtual sticky notes in real time and from a shared perspective, even if they are in different locations! Users experience seamless finger and controller tracking and spatial touch for natural, immersive interactions.

This example uses Meta Shared Spatial Anchors, which makes it perfect for teams that are in the same room and use Quest headsets. Multiple users can work in real time in mixed reality, for example, with virtual sticky notes. They experience seamless finger and controller tracking along with spatial touch for natural, immersive interactions.

The Fusion Tanknarok sample demonstrates a multiplayer tank game in Hosted or Shared Mode. It showcases how to create a co-op survivor game, where players team up to face overwhelming waves of enemies, emphasizing teamwork and strategy.

The VR Training sample demonstrates how Fusion can be used to create a multiplayer VR training application. The elements needed to design a training course are provided: a training activity template, a centralized manager, a scoreboard and much more. The underlying elements can be reused or adapted to design other VR training courses.

The XR addons are a collection of utilities that can be used to quickly create an XR prototype application. Without the obligation to be a member of Circle, we offer you 14 add-ons that are all downloaded together in the archive.