My intuition was right. The free Unity engine release was just the beginning of a new trend in the world of game engines as Epic has now released the equivalent of Unreal Engine 3 without the source code.
The world is changin’, and I’m sure this trend will continue. I can even see some sort of [...]
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Now this is cool stuff: the Unity engine is now free.
Granted, it’s the equivalent of the Indie version, but they were offering that version of the engine for $199 USD. That’s $199 I no longer have to worry about spending if I want to use the basic engine to prototype ideas (and maybe sell them).
My [...]
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I recently posted a survey of opinions on the Torque Game Engine Advanced, but that didn't yield me a lot of responses so I decided to download the latest version and take a look. I'm doing this out of interest for a side project.
I finally realized why I, and perhaps many others, have such a hard [...]
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Garage Games recently released v1.7 of their Torque Game Engine Advanced. From what I’ve read they’ve made a lot of improvements. Anyone have any experience with TGEA and willing to share their opinion?
I’ve actually had a license for a few years now (since the early adopter days), but I’ve never really used it. I’ve always [...]
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