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A couple rather remarkable engines not listed: -Whatever isometric games like AOE2DE are using and the custom engine used in Brigador. Brigador, esp, I read th
by billfruit 7y ago
A couple rather remarkable engines not listed:
-Whatever isometric games like AOE2DE are using and the custom engine used in Brigador. Brigador, esp, I read that the developers found that none of existing engines could satisfy their vision, so then spent a few years building their own. Finally it turned out good, the game though made by a very small team, looks spectacular, and runs well even on low end hardware.
-Whatever Avalanche Studio's are using for their games like Just Cause, Renegade Ops, and Mad Max. They graphics seems not only look good, but very performant on medium to low end PCs.
- som33 7y agoThey use their own engine called the APEX engine. "Just Cause 2 was announced in January 2008. Powered by the Apex Engine 2.0"
- whateveracct 7y agoNever heard of Brigador but it looks beautiful. Seems to be a pseudo-3D game. Lots of 2D assets, an isometric perspective, and modern graphics on top (I just saw in a Steam forum post that they light the sprites dynamically)
- billfruit 7y agoAlso whatever Sumo Digital uses for their games like Sonic Allstars Racing Transformed.It had such lush water effects, but again no problem rendering it smoothly on low end hardware.