It depends on your goal. It is used, for example, by ResidualVM[0], the ScummVM sister project dedicated to 3D games, like Grim Fandango. These games were ren

It depends on your goal. It is used, for example, by ResidualVM[0], the ScummVM sister project dedicated to 3D games, like Grim Fandango. These games were rendered in software in the 90's, the lack of hardware acceleration is not an issue. When they started Residual, it was AFAIK the only portable 3D renderer. Using the OpenGL API also meant that they could easily switch to an hardware accelerated backend if needed. [0] http://www.residualvm.org/ http://www.residualvm.org/