Most Impressive or favorite game engine

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I find the Decima engine is amazing, how it allows you to build worlds in a procedually genereated way. What game engine do you like, if any?

[Ⓥenom Ⓢnake 🐍]

I always enjoyed the Frost Engine.

[darkroomindiegames]

Out of the ones I've used, I'd say the Unreal 4 engine. The lighting and shadows it can produce are very impressive to me.

[mrahma]

I just love the Frostbite engine, it may only belong to EA, the game's that'v been created with it are very impressive, Battlefield 4 being one of my personal favorite games in general is also a good example of what the Frostbite engine is capable of.

[Zefar]

Frostbite Engine is quite amazing. As bad as the story is in the SP stories of BF3 and BF4, the main characters are almost life like.

[Jej]

Frostbite

[WhispersOfTheWind]

few thoughts; first off: I love the isometric ones.

FPS wise, I really quite like/liked a few of them from an experiential point of view, especially some older ones. DromEd, Quakes. From what they achieved with them I was sort of amazed at those, and with some: still am; in a sense. Some of these games look great, in certain regards I feel they are still relevant from perhaps a gameplay/design point of view (which I sort of have a very limited knowledge on, but know what ''works'').

I used to love the one from Duke Nukem 3D but after playing 'Quake' soon realized that what the latter one showed, and how it played was more 'convincing' than the rest and thus (subjectively) better.

Some (noteworthy) ''oldschool'' RPG 'engines' are equally amazing in the atmosphere they provide too, I think. For instance; -Playing 'Icewind Dale EE' atm, and basically that is sort of unique and immersive that I'm sort of blown away by it.. How good it is, the game experience. Other examples would be some RTS-games (game engines, that were great).

New ones are interesting and basically highly advanced perhaps hence more the reason to appreciate the old ones that in this regard ''spoke'' to me; resonating within... so to speak because of their unique design or 'ideas' behind it. (like sound design in some, for instance or the ''AI'' in others)

'Unreal' Engine' for instance, has became something so great, comprehensive that games made in or with it, are sort of, of a high quality by ''default'' IMO. I wasn't ''blown away'' by it before, like say now am after seeing what's possible with it, and how it's done. It looks good, scale is right and in this regard I feel as if there's almost no comparison with it. (perhaps some, other ''in-house'' engines come close though; which is impressive)

'Frostbite' is great, sure. During Frostbite' sort of ''introduction'' (to the public) things ''changed'' (destructible environment/''maps'') but soon afterwards that sort of went ''back to back'', and ''things'' only looked 'nicer'... but didn't have that ''oomph''.... involved.

So, when it comes to 'how things look', sort of by ''default''; I feel as if UE takes the crown (and) while there are thus obviously a few 'engines' in and between that are recent; relevant, in the way that they do things uniquely, differently as a whole I think that these are sort of ''few'' and far: ''in between'' the ''Giants'' that do set certain standards that apply all across the ''board''.

[We are in the Beam]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTb7k9pCQTo

Whatever this runs on

[Cornelius Cornbread]

Zefar původně napsal:

Frostbite Engine is quite amazing. As bad as the story is in the SP stories of BF3 and BF4, the main characters are almost life like.

I was just about to say that about Battlefield: Bad Company.

[Hank Hell]

id tech 6

[Tux]

Unity

why? because it seems to be a pattern for reasons I dont understand that most of my favorite games over the past 3 years have been made in Unity.

but the graphics?
ummmm
http://store.steampowered.com/app/588210/HELLION/

[Midnight Sky ✨🌙✨]

FOX...


DIE ENGINE

[videogames10]

Favorite: id Tech (the original Doom engine).

[HEART]

Serious Engine 3.5!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Alpha]

Tux původně napsal:

Unity

why? because it seems to be a pattern for reasons I dont understand that most of my favorite games over the past 3 years have been made in Unity.

but the graphics?

I posted this in another thread, but check this stuff out, particularly the Adam demo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sxg_m3Qsnik
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwkxtdG1Pog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77AybiSHh8o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkrdZqYW36s

[Pixelpusher]

The minecraft engine obviously