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fyi, if you want to find out about the used engine of games, and you know what to look for, you can go to the installed files, and check the folders there.
If there's an universal tip it's checking places like PCGamingWiki, listing details about the product:
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Roboquest
It takes 5 seconds to Google it.
Seriously?
it doesn't matter if someone owns the game if they just want to know the engine used.