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[nkarafo]

Forza engine

 

[Mephisto40]

Shoot'em up construction kit

OK Sukkas

 

[skit_data]

Forza engine

Is this character supposed to be trans?

 

[T4keD0wN]

My favourite is Unreal Engine 5 for one reason only: it leads to something that is a decade overdue, the death of the worst thing to happen to the industry since the horse armour, that thing/plague being Unreal Engine 4

 

[Evil Calvin]

God! Shenmue sucks. I liked it at the time (sorta)

 

[Msamy]

Naughty dog engine by far

 

[64bitmodels]

anything that isn't unreal 5.

 

[twilo99]

id Tech 3 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[GymWolf]

anything that isn't unreal 5.

Ue5 in capable hands would look..well unreal.

Just take a look at cheap AA robocop game visuals, now imagine guerrilla, rockstar or ND with their budget\talents.

 

[Tams]

Ugghh, here we go again.

I'm not a game developer and can't code for shit, so honestly I don't know.

Are there even any game developers, especially coders, left on this forum? Their opinions on this are the only ones that carry any weight.

 

[64bitmodels]

Just take a look at cheap AA robocop game visuals

i can take a look in screenshots or a still frame, but then you look at it in motion, stutters galore on a 4090 and 7950x3d.

 

[64bitmodels]

Are there ven any game developers, especially coders, left on this forum? Their opinions on this are the only ones that carry any weight.

You don't need to be a chef to tell if the food's good or shit.

 

[Magic Carpet]

Whatever engine Genshin Impact uses on iPhone. is that Unity?

 

[Ywap]

My favourites for visuals/performance ratio are:

Snowdrop, Anvil and RE Engine.

 

[Tams]

You don't need to be a chef to tell if the food's good or shit.

You can't tell if the cooker or the knives the chef is using is any good by the food they put out. You need to ask the chef or cooks.

Failed and stupid analogy.

 

[SimTourist]

Forza engine

 

[Ogbert]

In terms of stability and performance, Snowdrop always delivers. Although it’s not the most exciting.

 

[SnapShot]

Unreal

Next question

 

[BennyBlanco]

Build Engine and Source Engine for sheer longevity

 

[Fbh]

I'm not a dev so I dont know which is the best/easiest to work on. Given how many studios use it I imagine Unreal is the most versatile, also having a whole external team worrying about the tech is probably easier than having to develop an engine in house.

As a player though I like Decima. Most of the games made with it seem to reach this sweet spot of looking AND running great on console.
An UE5 game looking slightly better is worthless to me if it means having to cut resolution and performance in half compared to something like Forbidden West.

 

[GymWolf]

i can take a look in screenshots or a still frame, but then you look at it in motion, stutters galore on a 4090 and 7950x3d.

They fixed the stuttering from the demo, the game run nicely for everyone on pc.

If you have heavy stutter, it's something on your end, i have very llitle and rare stutter with a worse pc, but that is basically every game on pc bar almost none.

 

[Dr.D00p]

Snowdrop is very good, as we'll see in the upcoming Avatar game.

 

[Deerock71]

Forza engine

Look how well we can do fugly!

 

[Astral Dog]

Im not sure, i don't think there is a perfect 'engine' from what i heard UE with the fourth version got improvments for third parties that made development for a lot of games easier and produced great results

REngine is good tech but its only used by Capcom, before that they had MTframework wich was praised as well

Then you have cases like Square Enix who invested a lot on that luminous Engine thing, they did managed to release pretty games with it, but the tools had their own developers scratching their heads so much they had to reboot development of their major projects with UE4

 

[Snake29]

 

[64bitmodels]

You can't tell if the cooker or the knives the chef is using is any good by the food they put out. You need to ask the chef or cooks.

Failed and stupid analogy.

Maybe not, but when the food is consistently shit no matter the chain, and all the restraunts tend to use the same knives and cookbook over and over again, a correlation forms. We're pretty good at pattern recognition, us humans.

 

[CamHostage]

Red Engine has the most advanced rendering, I think...

I don't think I'd say that? I'd say they have a game out which uses the most advanced rendering systems, but saying they've got what nobody else has just because they had the money and manpower to deliver PT in a game in 2023 (and a project ready which could use those advanced techniques well) is probably not correct. It's cool they put the work in to launch a game with playable PT options, but I'm not sure other engine developers are looking at Red Engine thinking they're impossibly behind the curve, even though it ultimately matters what you actually get to the people versus what's brewing in the lab (which is one of many factors that makes "best engine" discussions mostly moot, since every developer uses an engine for what they need and also devise their own customizations of the engine for their project.)