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CRYENGINE 3 Crytek
Crytek has added new features, such as a rich set of anti-aliasing modes and realistic vegetation rendering and simulation systems to its game engine. It has had an ongoing acquisition of licensing partners around the globe, with increasingly high-profile developers turning to CryEngine 3.
GAMEMAKER YoYo Games
GameMaker supports a huge number of export platforms, from Steam, Ubuntu, Mac and Windows, to smartphones, tablets, HTML 5 and Ouya, with others on the way. It offers developers access to some of the biggest advertisers and analytics and services. It powered games such as indie hit Hotline Miami.
HAVOK VISION ENGINE Havok
The Vision Engine is about getting games up and running quickly, with minimal limitations to developers’ creativity. The engine provides a powerful tool suite and multiplatform runtime technology well suited for all types of games and platforms. Titles created include Arcania: Gothic 4 and Orcs Must Die!
HEROENGINE 2 Idea Fabrik
HeroEngine is challenging the status quo of online games development. It service package aims to enabling developers to make any type of online game by focusing on creativity and not the backend. Games that have used or are using Hero Engine include: Star Wars: The Old Republic and The Repopulation.
UNITY ENGINE Unity Technologies
Unity Engine has proved itself to be a strong force that’s about community as much as it is technology. Winners of the Engine award in 2012, a slew of games, such as The Room, Dead Trigger and Camouflaj, and the 4.0 release of its engine mean it is well placed to continue its rise.
UNREAL ENGINE Epic Games
Epic’s flagship engine remains a benchmark in the industry. UE3 has powered some of this year’s biggest games, including Dishonored, Hawken, Mass Effect 3and BioShock Infinite. It’s now on Android, iOS and HTML5. And with Unreal Engine 4 it is setting the temperature for next-gen development.
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