I'm busy doing nothing.

Quoting: StianTheDarkI'm busy doing nothing.

Very helpful, thank you

Experiencing the same strange graphical issue here...
                  ## OS: Arch Linux x86_64
                 #### Hostname: behind
                ###### Uptime: 1 day, 5:04
               ######## Kernel: 4.3.3-3-ck
              ########## Shell: /bin/bash
             ############ Packages: 1127
            ############## GTK2 theme: Breeze
           ################ GTK2 icon theme: breeze
          ################## GTK2 font name: Noto Sans Regular 10
         #################### RAM: 2533M / 15990M (15%)
        ###################### SWAP: 0M / 15258M (0%)
       #########      ######### CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820 CPU @ 3.60GHz
      ##########      ########## Boot: 61M / 1021M (6%) (vfat)
     ###########      ########### Hdd1: 437G / 673G (66%) (ext4)
    ##########          ########## Hdd2: 758G / 917G (84%) (ext4)
   #######                  ####### Home: 71G / 110G (68%) (ext4)
  ####                          #### Root: 14G / 109G (13%) (ext4)

Nvidia 780ti proprietary drivers.

EDIT!
I've tested a bit more and it seems like the issue only occurs above "Simple" graphical settings.

I get it too. If you plan to get into game development, you should use an open-source engine.

Welp, at least it's not specifically my rig

Quoting: StianTheDarkI get it too. If you plan to get into game development, you should use an open-source engine.

While there's of course reasons to support open source engines I don't see how it's relevant to this discussion; having the source code available to me would not have aided me here, I don't think. That said, I'll happily take recommendations for game engines that work well (and are currently suppported!) :) I used Construct before but it was quite buggy, and I've been considering GoDot, but I don't know how easy it is or what it's 2D game capabilities are like.

My SO and I have experimented a bit with Godot and it seems fantastic so far.
I recommend giving it a go if you are interested!

However, it's always better to use something you personally want to use ;)

Quoting: eloMy SO and I have experimented a bit with Godot and it seems fantastic so far.
I recommend giving it a go if you are interested!

Aw, that's cool ^_^ I'll give it a look-see. Feel free to share any good starting tutorials :D

We've mostly followed tutorials and documentation on their wiki to be honest! They cover a lot of basics there :)

Wiki<3

So after the latest Unity Release (5.3.4, I think), this bug no longer happens when I build :) I was experimenting with Godot, but I still find the documentation a bit hard to parse through as a noob, and I followed a simple tutorial exactly, as far as I can tell, but it doesn't function for whatever reason. Either way, good to have options :D

Quoting: HadBabitsSo after the latest Unity Release (5.3.4, I think), this bug no longer happens when I build :) I was experimenting with Godot, but I still find the documentation a bit hard to parse through as a noob, and I followed a simple tutorial exactly, as far as I can tell, but it doesn't function for whatever reason. Either way, good to have options :D

You should go on the IRC channel. Freenode #godotengine. They're really helpful there. If you're a developer who's used to Unity, sure, use it. If you haven't got experience with either engine, then obviously go for the open-source one.