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Greed Is Addiction Apr 23, 2022 @ 5:09pm

It even looks like King's Field!

What game engine is this running - Unity, Unreal 4, or custom?

If Unity, which version of Unity is being used?

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Genebris

Apr 29, 2022 @ 7:47am

It's Unity but engine has no effect on it's looks.

Greed Is Addiction Apr 29, 2022 @ 1:06pm

Originally posted by Genebris:
It's Unity but engine has no effect on it's looks.

It was more about trying to establish potential compatibility with nvidia 3D vision, we have universal fixes for UE4 games and some versions of Unity (2017/2018/2019/5.4/5.5)

Sui

Apr 29, 2022 @ 2:09pm

Originally posted by No Known Stereotype:
Originally posted by Genebris:
It's Unity but engine has no effect on it's looks.

It was more about trying to establish potential compatibility with nvidia 3D vision, we have universal fixes for UE4 games and some versions of Unity (2017/2018/2019/5.4/5.5)

Should have checked PCGamingWiki - Unity 2020.3.4

Tankpuss Mar 12, 2024 @ 1:25pm

Originally posted by Genebris:
It's Unity but engine has no effect on it's looks.

It absolutely does have an effect. Unless you go out of your way to erase any trace of engine defaults, game engines have built in render pipelines that are recognizable in a lot of ways. Often times this comes from lighting and post-processing defaults. A lot of people can sense when a game was made in unreal engine for example. "It just has that unreal engine look", I've heard it a million times and its usually spot on lol.

Genebris

Mar 12, 2024 @ 4:33pm

Originally posted by Tankpuss:
Originally posted by Genebris:
It's Unity but engine has no effect on it's looks.

It absolutely does have an effect. Unless you go out of your way to erase any trace of engine defaults, game engines have built in render pipelines that are recognizable in a lot of ways. Often times this comes from lighting and post-processing defaults. A lot of people can sense when a game was made in unreal engine for example. "It just has that unreal engine look", I've heard it a million times and its usually spot on lol.

Nice opinion but you are clueless