The Unity Hub is here and ready for public release! We are thankful for the great community engagement which resulted in a quick and successful beta cycle.

As a quick recap, the Unity Hub is a connected desktop app designed to streamline onboarding and production processes for all users. It’s the central place for accessing the Unity ecosystem, and managing your Unity projects, licenses and add-on components.

Here are the key features that ship with Hub 1.0:

Unity Editor management Discover & download multiple versions (beta/official releases) Custom installation location Add Editor components post-installation

Centralized Unity project creation Project templates Add Asset Store packages Modify project build target

Access to Getting Started & Tutorial projects

Account & Entitlement management

Linux support (beta)

Future of the Hub – Sunsetting the Launcher & Download Assistant

The next big release of the Unity Hub is already in early development with key features being shaped by community feedback. Hub v.1 will continue to receive new minor feature updates and fixes in parallel with the upcoming beta release this fall. We are also working on an interface redesign that will enable the Hub to evolve and support the key part of your Unity workflows.

To help deliver on those plans and make sure the Hub offers the best experience possible, we plan to sunset (deprecate) the Launcher and Download Assistant by the next major Unity release.

Have questions or want to stay in touch?

Come say hello to us over in the Hub forum – your support and feedback are essential to the decisions we make. We look forward to hearing from you.