Coherent UI Mobile is the iOS/Android version of Coherent UI - the most powerful and fast UI solution available for Unity3D.
Coherent UI Mobile will be:
- Bundled for free in all current Coherent UI products
- Available standalone for 100$ (30% discount during beta)
- Available for iOS and Android (currently iOS only in the first beta)
- Compatible with the PC versions of Coherent UI
Features include:
- HTML5 & CSS3 support
- GPU acceleration
- In-game browser
- Compatibility with Coherent UI for PC
- Powerful & simple data binding between the UI & Unity
Coherent UI is a graphical User Interface system specially designed for games. Game developers and UI artists can use standard modern HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to create game interface and interaction. Companies can save time and money, leveraging existing skills to implement the UI, as there is no special knowledge needed to use the system.
You can also embed a full in-game browser.
The interfaces between Coherent UI and Coherent UI Mobile are completely compatible so you can create your UI once and deploy it on all platforms we support. The same extremely powerful yet simple binding is used on all platforms.
On June 17 we are starting the open beta initially supporting only iOS. It is going to be a free update for everyone who is using Coherent UI for Unity3D. Coherent UI Mobile will be bundled in both the Basic and Standard versions of Coherent UI at no additional cost and will be fully featured everywhere.
Developers who want to make games only for mobile will be able to get Coherent UI Mobile as a stand alone product for just 100$. We will offer them a 30% discount if they decide to pre-order (that is until the beta period is going on). Even in the standalone version they will still be able to preview their work in the editor via a special version of Coherent UI for PC.
Android is the next platform we are going to cover and it’s going to be included in the official release of Coherent UI Mobile. If you want to learn more about our new product, check out our blog post about it.
