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That's probably the case. But what did they use ontop of that? DirectX, OpenGL or something else?
Da steht dass die meisten games mit c++ gemacht wurden.
Also wie vermutet. Thx :D
@commanderroger : I think you're actually speaking of the games they PUBLISH, which are made by indies generally making games in Unity. Team17's developed games are generally made with in-house engines ;)
Nice! Thank you so much ^^
As in WMD is based off of Armageddon's engine? Huh, if that's true, it might play semi-nicely on lower end machines. Or maybe not.
It may honestly very well be one of the best Worms games if the customization is up to the task !