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There is one game engine for "isometric" RPG but that engine is not used anymore for various reasons. It is the "Aurora Toolkit" from Neverwinter Nights. As f
by speeder 4y ago
There is one game engine for "isometric" RPG but that engine is not used anymore for various reasons.
It is the "Aurora Toolkit" from Neverwinter Nights.
As far as I know the only game that used it that is not from Bioware or Bioware-related companies is Witcher 1, that wasn't isometric anyway. (also I am not sure why they used that engine... since the game doesn't use Aurora Toolkit strenghts in any form...)
- somat 4y agoI am unable to remember the details but fun fact, the witcher 1 engine started life as mdk2. I don't think ether of the neverwinter nights games was isometric, I suspect you are thinking of what balders gate used, sometime known as the infinity engine
- speeder 4y agoInfinity Engine was 2D. Neverwinter Nights was a full 3D engine but the gameplay and controls were clearly descended from Infinity Engine ,at least the first game... (I didn't play the second to be sure). So it could do a 3D "Isometric", if you wanted to. As far as I know it is the only dedicated 3D RPG engine that wasn't intended to be controlled as third person "shooter" style controls.