Hello,
There used to be a list of packages uploaded for an asset on the Store, for example not only minimum Unity version, but also if there are one universal pack or separate like Unity 2017 and Unity 2019 packages, then I would know 2017 package works on Unity 2018 and need to reimport if migrating to Unity 2019.
Was this removed in the new store layout, it’s been a while since update, but only just noticed or I cant find it?
Thanks!
bump:)
Asset Store downloads an old version of the asset into new version
It all depends on the package. I would say you’re going in the more difficult direction, as Unity does pretty well with being able to integrate deprecated packages into newer versions of Unity, but not as well with bringing newer assets into older versions of Unity.
I would suspect things like simple models would be fine, but if you try anything that dives more deeply into scripting/animation/lighting (I know I’ve had trouble with Text Mesh Pro going in both directions), you might run into some difficulties.
I would download the matching version of Unity and work within that to be on the safe side and avoid integration issues entirely.
Hey, thank you for the reply and links!
It is not quite what I was after, sorry I could of been more clear.
Took a screenshot of an old Unity announcement on the first try on Asset Store v2, where it still had this “Package has been submitted using Unity x, y… etc.” and all the versions shown, this was really valuable info and I’m surprised it’s gone now or I can’t find it 
