Starting soon, anyone who installs Unity, Epic’s Unreal Engine, or Chukong’s Cocos2D will see a highlighted option to co-install Microsoft’s Visual Studio Community for Windows.

Unreal Engine has added Visual Studio 2015 support in its latest update, which should be great news for game developers doing their work on Windows.

Developers can now co-install Visual Studio Community on Windows alongside Unreal Engine, Unity and Cocos2d, as well as the plug-ins required for Windows dev building games with these tools.

Microsoft has revealed that thanks to a partnership with Epic Games, it has made the readiness of IntelliSense and semantic code colorization in Unreal Engine projects faster by an order of 18x.