So yeah, I'm sitting here now and feels with the people who recently bought Unity 4 for $1500. I watched the Unity 5 livestream. I'm going to introduce you to the main headlines of the past week. Both Unity 5 and Unreal Engine 4.7 has been released. 

Unreal Engine is going to be free but as the clever guys who writes things way more complex than it really is says:
"It's free with a 5% royalty on gross product revenue after the first $3,000 per game per calendar quarter from commercial products"

Unity 5 is also going to be free .... but
All of the features is in Unity 5, however there are some limitations about that you can't customize the splash screen unless you pay for a pro license. They've introduced this "Personal" license, which suits personal projects, and you can actually distribute your game to a limited amount of platforms without paying - I'm not really sure about how this system works, but I'm somehow sure that there will be some kind of payment to Unity in the personal license. 
When that's said, they have 21 platforms... wait, what? Yeah! 21 platforms that you can export to. 
Yesterday I watched the Unity 5 livestream, where they showed some sample projects from Unity 5.
The visuals are (in my opinion) not as great as those you can achieve in Unreal Engine, and I definitly think that Unreal has the real bonus in the visuals, however, Unity 5 is easy to use, and is very use-friendly. 

I haven't tried Unreal Engine yet, but I'll dive into it soon. I'll write a post when I'm into it and say my final words about the two engines. When that's said, the engines might look like almost the same, but should be used for different projects - My general thought is prepare the thoughts of the project, then pick an engine that fits it. 

Don't love my English ^^
- Wituz

In Unity3D, here are some landscapes that were really fast to make. I'm considering to make a tutorial for you. The first Unity 3D tutorial will be out this week \o/. 

.... and the final one - not really proud of it, but thought I'd share it anyways. 

Stay awesome, and be sure to contact me if you want some feedback on your landscapes ^_^
BTW I love comments.