Mitbegründer von Guerrilla Games entwickelt europäische Spiele-Engine

Arjan Brussee, Mitbegründer von Guerrilla Games und ehemaliger technischer Leiter bei Epic, entwickelt eine neue Spiele-Engine namens The Immensive Engine. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, eine europäische Alternative zu US-zentrierten Tools wie Unreal und Unity anzubieten.

Brussee sprach im Podcast De Technoloog über die Initiative und merkte an, dass derzeit keine Engine vollständig europäisch gehostet, von Europäern entwickelt und konform mit europäischen Regeln sei. Er betonte den wachsenden Bedarf an der Erstellung von 3D-Welten, der weit über die Spieleindustrie hinausgeht.

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