MEGACUBE 2.0 / 05
MEGACUBE 2.0’s evolution: Godot and Unity gameplay and loading scenes, Unreal images, and Neo’s journey from 2D to a new 3D model based on the creator’s reference.
MEGACUBE 2.0 / GODOT → UNITY → UNREAL
Three engines, one MEGACUBE 2.0 development journey. Archive images show how the game, interface and visual language evolved.
01 / 10 Feb–18 Jun 2026 / earliest saved stages
Godot established a working 2D foundation: a character, platforms, coins, movement and UI. This is a real level frame from the archive audit of 30 June 2026. Stage dates come from Git, not the image date.
02 / 19 Jun–16 Sep 2026 / at least 89 days in Git
Unity was the next stage, expanding menus, character profiles and the segmented world. There are 89 days between the first and latest available commits; this is a documented interval, not the exact duration of all work. The gameplay and loading images are from the Unity validation archive dated 25 September 2026.
03 / September–October 2026 / migration to 3D
Unreal continues the migration into a three-dimensional scene: the segment wall, route and 3D character. Shown are the main screen from 5 October and a gameplay frame from 3 October 2026. These are early working scenes, not evidence of a finished game.
An archived Unreal loading frame has not been found yet.
MEGACUBE 2.0 / NEO
Neo is the MEGACUBE 2.0 character formerly known as AYO Neon. The cubic head, yellow coat, red shirt and backpack with cyan lights carry through from 2D to 3D.
Eight views of the new model built from the creator’s reference. Blender renders; the movements are still being refined.
Seven screenshots supplied by the owner on September 25, 2026. The corresponding Unreal screens are still being ported.
Numbers, links and balances shown in these interface screenshots are test data; they are not an offer to make a purchase.
The Unity test interface showed the selection of a segment face address. The proposed Named Segment reward is a commemorative digital panel, not ownership of the world.