Game Engines
Engines with games in the catalog. Search to find an engine, then browse its games.
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FFLYMCreated by Space Dream Factory and used in "Babylon 5: I've Found Her - Danger and Opportunity" and "Homeplanet"FFMOD
FNAFNA is an open-source multi-platform reimplementation of the Microsoft XNA 4.0 libraries.FFTE QuakeWorldINTELLIGENT GAME ENGINE - HIGH GRADE MULTIPURPOSE USEFFUZE4FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is a coding application for Nintendo Switch. It has been designed and developed by a team of experienced gamers, programmers, artists and educators. Programming languages all have their pros and cons. FUZE4 takes as many pros as we could cram in from a mix of these languages (C, Python & BASIC to name a few) to create a language that is as easy as BASIC, powerful like C and versatile like Python. The end result is a language ideally suited to coding games and apps for absolute beginners and seasoned programmers alike.FFXEngineFFaceGenFFaktum Engine
FalcoEngineFree cross-platform 3D game engine with C# scripting, Bullet physics and OpenAL audio.FFalcom Developer KitThe Falcom Developer Kit (FDK) is a proprietary engine built by Nihon Falcom. Originally developed for Trails through Daybreak, this engine became the default engine used by the company for their newer titles, like Ys X, and even for remakes of older games, like Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter.FFalling Everything EngineFFallout EngineIn-house engine developed for Fallout 1 & 2
FancadeAt the heart of Fancade lies our in-house game engine, purpose-built for instant gaming.
Designed to be both powerful and efficient, it offers everything you need to create and publish games in the Fancade app—whether you’re crafting simple mini-games or fully-fledged experiences.
Our unique Visual Scripting System is perfect for casual games and rapid prototyping, allowing creators to build games quickly without needing to code. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to game design, the intuitive drag-and-drop system is easy to learn and incredibly versatile.
Plus, with built-in support for kits and remixing, you can expand your creations or tweak existing games with ease.
FenforgeFenforge is a cross-platform game engine that has been in continuous development by Fen Research since September 2010. First used to develop Solstrike (2014) and Iona's Toybox (2021), Brighter Shores is the third game to use this engine. The engine is based on a privately developed programming language, and designed to be flexible general-purpose engine, allowing programmers to make different types of games relatively quickly.FFighter MakerFFilm WindowFFiraxis LORE
Firebird EngineFor Shadow of Mordor’s sequel, Shadow of War, the studio’s design aspirations were greatly expanded — and we needed an engine capable of supporting them.
Enter Firebird, the latest and greatest evolution of our proprietary technology. Among many improvements, Firebird was built to support large-scale battles between massive armies, and supports a substantial expansion of the Nemesis system’s capabilities, allowing it to introduce more variables to its unique orcish cast.FFlambe
FlameFlame is a game engine built on top of Flutter. It runs on mobile, desktop, and web.FFlareFFlare EngineThe Flare Engine is the game engine used by Firi Games, developed internally by Tijmen Roberti. All Firi Games' titles run exclusively on the Flare Engine for each of the platforms they are available on; iOS, Android and PC.
FlashAdobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash and FutureSplash) is a mostly discontinued[note 1] multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich internet applications, desktop applications, mobile apps, mobile games, and embedded web browser video players.FFlash CS6FFlashpunkFFlat EngineA proprietary engine used by Oberon Media in the game "Purble Place".FFlatRedBallFFlaxengine
FlickgameFlickgame is a simple engine that lets users use their mouse or touchscreen to draw and share small games.FFlicky8FFlixelFFluffOSFFlutterFForce-Vector Kinetic EngineFForgeFForgelight EngineFForsaken World EngineFForzaTechFFoundation Engine
Fox EngineThe Fox Engine is a proprietary cross-platform, cross-generational game engine built by Kojima Productions for use in many Konami games. The engine's development began after the completion of 2008's Metal Gear Solid 4, with the goal of making the "best engine in the world." The engine makes it possible for Kojima Productions to develop multiplatform games with a significantly shortened development time and has been described as the first step for the developer to move away from development for a single platform. The engine is named after FOX, a fictional military unit from the Metal Gear series, wherein is also a reflection of Kojima Productions itself, which based its company logo on FOX's fox emblem.FFractal Block EngineA system where every block can be subdivided into 16x16x16 blocks recursively.
This makes the world into a "fractal" (hence the name Fractal Block Engine).
This is the engine used by the computer game Fractal Block World.FFreescapeFFreespace 2FFrooxEngine
FrostbiteWe provide powerful workflows, pipelines, and runtime solutions for our diverse stable of Frostbite games including shipped Frostbite titles like Battlefield and Need For Speed and upcoming Frostbite titles like Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
Frostbite 2A game engine developed by EA Digital Illusion CE (mostly known as DICE), it was used to create Battlefield, Need for Speed, and some other games. This version was outdated in March 2013, due to Frostbite's new version, now called "Frostbite™ 3".
Frostbite 3Frostbite 3 is the third generation of Frostbite, which made its debut in Battlefield 4.
In the updated engine, the environments became much more dynamic upon the actions of the players and Destruction 4.0, which was known as Levolution in Battlefield 4. Need for Speed Rivals became the second game of its series to use the game engine and the first since the upgrade to Frostbite 3. On 14 July 2015, the game engine was introduced to the sports genre of video games, being put to use on Rory McIlroy PGA Tour. In November, Need for Speed and Star Wars Battlefront were both released under Frostbite 3.FFtech X
FNAFNA is an open-source multi-platform reimplementation of the Microsoft XNA 4.0 libraries.FFTE QuakeWorldINTELLIGENT GAME ENGINE - HIGH GRADE MULTIPURPOSE USEFFUZE4FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is a coding application for Nintendo Switch. It has been designed and developed by a team of experienced gamers, programmers, artists and educators. Programming languages all have their pros and cons. FUZE4 takes as many pros as we could cram in from a mix of these languages (C, Python & BASIC to name a few) to create a language that is as easy as BASIC, powerful like C and versatile like Python. The end result is a language ideally suited to coding games and apps for absolute beginners and seasoned programmers alike.FFXEngineFFaceGenFFaktum EngineFalcoEngineFree cross-platform 3D game engine with C# scripting, Bullet physics and OpenAL audio.FFalcom Developer KitThe Falcom Developer Kit (FDK) is a proprietary engine built by Nihon Falcom. Originally developed for Trails through Daybreak, this engine became the default engine used by the company for their newer titles, like Ys X, and even for remakes of older games, like Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter.FFalling Everything EngineFFallout EngineIn-house engine developed for Fallout 1 & 2FancadeAt the heart of Fancade lies our in-house game engine, purpose-built for instant gaming.
Designed to be both powerful and efficient, it offers everything you need to create and publish games in the Fancade app—whether you’re crafting simple mini-games or fully-fledged experiences.
Our unique Visual Scripting System is perfect for casual games and rapid prototyping, allowing creators to build games quickly without needing to code. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to game design, the intuitive drag-and-drop system is easy to learn and incredibly versatile.
Plus, with built-in support for kits and remixing, you can expand your creations or tweak existing games with ease.FenforgeFenforge is a cross-platform game engine that has been in continuous development by Fen Research since September 2010. First used to develop Solstrike (2014) and Iona's Toybox (2021), Brighter Shores is the third game to use this engine. The engine is based on a privately developed programming language, and designed to be flexible general-purpose engine, allowing programmers to make different types of games relatively quickly.FFighter MakerFFilm WindowFFiraxis LOREFirebird EngineFor Shadow of Mordor’s sequel, Shadow of War, the studio’s design aspirations were greatly expanded — and we needed an engine capable of supporting them.
Enter Firebird, the latest and greatest evolution of our proprietary technology. Among many improvements, Firebird was built to support large-scale battles between massive armies, and supports a substantial expansion of the Nemesis system’s capabilities, allowing it to introduce more variables to its unique orcish cast.FFlambeFlameFlame is a game engine built on top of Flutter. It runs on mobile, desktop, and web.FFlareFFlare EngineThe Flare Engine is the game engine used by Firi Games, developed internally by Tijmen Roberti. All Firi Games' titles run exclusively on the Flare Engine for each of the platforms they are available on; iOS, Android and PC.FlashAdobe Flash (formerly Macromedia Flash and FutureSplash) is a mostly discontinued[note 1] multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich internet applications, desktop applications, mobile apps, mobile games, and embedded web browser video players.FFlash CS6FFlashpunkFFlat EngineA proprietary engine used by Oberon Media in the game "Purble Place".FFlatRedBallFFlaxengineFlickgameFlickgame is a simple engine that lets users use their mouse or touchscreen to draw and share small games.FFlicky8FFlixelFFluffOSFFlutterFForce-Vector Kinetic EngineFForgeFForgelight EngineFForsaken World EngineFForzaTechFFoundation EngineFox EngineThe Fox Engine is a proprietary cross-platform, cross-generational game engine built by Kojima Productions for use in many Konami games. The engine's development began after the completion of 2008's Metal Gear Solid 4, with the goal of making the "best engine in the world." The engine makes it possible for Kojima Productions to develop multiplatform games with a significantly shortened development time and has been described as the first step for the developer to move away from development for a single platform. The engine is named after FOX, a fictional military unit from the Metal Gear series, wherein is also a reflection of Kojima Productions itself, which based its company logo on FOX's fox emblem.FFractal Block EngineA system where every block can be subdivided into 16x16x16 blocks recursively.
This makes the world into a "fractal" (hence the name Fractal Block Engine).
This is the engine used by the computer game Fractal Block World.FFreescapeFFreespace 2FFrooxEngineFrostbiteWe provide powerful workflows, pipelines, and runtime solutions for our diverse stable of Frostbite games including shipped Frostbite titles like Battlefield and Need For Speed and upcoming Frostbite titles like Dragon Age and Mass Effect.Frostbite 2A game engine developed by EA Digital Illusion CE (mostly known as DICE), it was used to create Battlefield, Need for Speed, and some other games. This version was outdated in March 2013, due to Frostbite's new version, now called "Frostbite™ 3".Frostbite 3Frostbite 3 is the third generation of Frostbite, which made its debut in Battlefield 4.
In the updated engine, the environments became much more dynamic upon the actions of the players and Destruction 4.0, which was known as Levolution in Battlefield 4. Need for Speed Rivals became the second game of its series to use the game engine and the first since the upgrade to Frostbite 3. On 14 July 2015, the game engine was introduced to the sports genre of video games, being put to use on Rory McIlroy PGA Tour. In November, Need for Speed and Star Wars Battlefront were both released under Frostbite 3.FFtech X