Game Engines
Engines with games in the catalog. Search to find an engine, then browse its games.
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Dawn EngineThe Dawn Engine, based on a heavily modified version of IO Interactive’s Glacier™ 2 engine, features new technology that allows for improved rendering capabilities, real-time physics, and advanced artificial intelligence programming, among other things.
Dawn Engine features improved conversation system and cutscenes compared to Glacier 2. Built on an "entity system", Dawn allows designers to create new behaviours without the assistance of programmers. Hair technology is an improved version of AMD's TressFX, which has been developed by the in-house research and development team Labs.
Dawn features systems for volumetric lighting and air density, as well as support for dense indoor and outdoor areas, and many dynamic objects. Not all objects are rendered at the same time, the engine makes use of Umbra occlusion culling. With Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, ray tracing and DLSS support was added, as well as working in-game mirrors.
DecimaAn engine created by Guerrilla Games for Killzone, and later used for Horizon Zero Dawn, that was simply called "the engine" till Hideo Kojima choose to use it for the creation of Death Stranding.
The name Decima was quickly decided on as a reference to the ancient trade relationship between the Netherlands and Japan.
Kojima Productions was given a copy of the engine's source code and is now collaborating with Guerilla Games on the future of its development.
DeckerDecker is a multimedia platform for creating and sharing interactive documents, with sound, images, hypertext, and scripted behavior. It draws strong influence from HyperCard, as well as more modern "no-code" or "low-code" creative tools like Twine and Bitsy. Released in 2022.
DefoldDefold is a completely free to use game engine for development of console, desktop, mobile and web games.DDemonStar EngineDDendryDendry is a storylet- and quality-based engine for hypertext interactive fiction narratives. It has functioned in part as a successor to the defunct Varytale platform.DDescent EngineDDespairDDhewm 3DDieselDDikuMUDDDiscord.py
DisruptThe Disrupt game engine was developed by Ubisoft Montreal and is used for the Watch Dogs games. Developer Ubisoft Montreal spent four years creating the engine.
The majority of Disrupt was built from scratch and uses a multithreaded renderer, running on fully deferred physically based rendering pipeline with some technological twists to allow for more advanced effects.
The engine also has a feature that allows players to seamlessly connect and disconnect their game from others without causing major disruptions in the game environment or storyline progress. Its open world city management comes from AnvilNext while its vegetation and AI are from Dunia. Parts of the engine were originally intended for another game in the Driver franchise.DDisruptor EngineDDistortion ToolsDDivinity EngineDDoJaDDoom LegacyDDoom engineDDoom engine [ using OpenGLES ]DDoom64 EXOriginal source port for Doom 64 to modern PC platforms.DDoomRPG
DownpourDownpour is a phone-based application for quickly making small games and websites. Pages can be collaged together from photos, drawings, and text, then styled and decorated. Pages themselves are linked using clickable areas. Once created, games can be viewed in the app (which includes some social aspects), played from a web browser, or exported to host elsewhere.DDragon Co's engineDDragon Engine
DragonRubyA cross-platform game engine that's indie-focused, productive, and a joy to use.DDragonflyDDreamFactory
DreamWorldThe DreamWorld graphics engine was developed by Funcom circa 2000. Other computer games powered by DreamWorld technology include Anarchy Online and its various expansion packs. When Funcom began developing Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures, the company reviewed its existing technology base and decided to focus on the further evolution of their proprietary DreamWorld engine as opposed to licensing a third-party engine like many online RPG companies do. As such, Funcom began to retool their engine with the overall design, pipeline and implementation process was taken into account. In light of these changes, the DreamWorld engine has been rebuilt for Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures with new features, special effects and optimizations.DDreamatrix
Dawn EngineThe Dawn Engine, based on a heavily modified version of IO Interactive’s Glacier™ 2 engine, features new technology that allows for improved rendering capabilities, real-time physics, and advanced artificial intelligence programming, among other things.
Dawn Engine features improved conversation system and cutscenes compared to Glacier 2. Built on an "entity system", Dawn allows designers to create new behaviours without the assistance of programmers. Hair technology is an improved version of AMD's TressFX, which has been developed by the in-house research and development team Labs.
Dawn features systems for volumetric lighting and air density, as well as support for dense indoor and outdoor areas, and many dynamic objects. Not all objects are rendered at the same time, the engine makes use of Umbra occlusion culling. With Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, ray tracing and DLSS support was added, as well as working in-game mirrors.DecimaAn engine created by Guerrilla Games for Killzone, and later used for Horizon Zero Dawn, that was simply called "the engine" till Hideo Kojima choose to use it for the creation of Death Stranding.
The name Decima was quickly decided on as a reference to the ancient trade relationship between the Netherlands and Japan.
Kojima Productions was given a copy of the engine's source code and is now collaborating with Guerilla Games on the future of its development.DeckerDecker is a multimedia platform for creating and sharing interactive documents, with sound, images, hypertext, and scripted behavior. It draws strong influence from HyperCard, as well as more modern "no-code" or "low-code" creative tools like Twine and Bitsy. Released in 2022.DefoldDefold is a completely free to use game engine for development of console, desktop, mobile and web games.DDemonStar EngineDDendryDendry is a storylet- and quality-based engine for hypertext interactive fiction narratives. It has functioned in part as a successor to the defunct Varytale platform.DDescent EngineDDespairDDhewm 3DDieselDDikuMUDDDiscord.pyDisruptThe Disrupt game engine was developed by Ubisoft Montreal and is used for the Watch Dogs games. Developer Ubisoft Montreal spent four years creating the engine.
The majority of Disrupt was built from scratch and uses a multithreaded renderer, running on fully deferred physically based rendering pipeline with some technological twists to allow for more advanced effects.
The engine also has a feature that allows players to seamlessly connect and disconnect their game from others without causing major disruptions in the game environment or storyline progress. Its open world city management comes from AnvilNext while its vegetation and AI are from Dunia. Parts of the engine were originally intended for another game in the Driver franchise.DDisruptor EngineDDistortion ToolsDDivinity EngineDDoJaDDoom LegacyDDoom engineDDoom engine [ using OpenGLES ]DDoom64 EXOriginal source port for Doom 64 to modern PC platforms.DDoomRPGDownpourDownpour is a phone-based application for quickly making small games and websites. Pages can be collaged together from photos, drawings, and text, then styled and decorated. Pages themselves are linked using clickable areas. Once created, games can be viewed in the app (which includes some social aspects), played from a web browser, or exported to host elsewhere.DDragon Co's engineDDragon EngineDragonRubyA cross-platform game engine that's indie-focused, productive, and a joy to use.DDragonflyDDreamFactoryDreamWorldThe DreamWorld graphics engine was developed by Funcom circa 2000. Other computer games powered by DreamWorld technology include Anarchy Online and its various expansion packs. When Funcom began developing Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures, the company reviewed its existing technology base and decided to focus on the further evolution of their proprietary DreamWorld engine as opposed to licensing a third-party engine like many online RPG companies do. As such, Funcom began to retool their engine with the overall design, pipeline and implementation process was taken into account. In light of these changes, the DreamWorld engine has been rebuilt for Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures with new features, special effects and optimizations.DDreamatrix