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Industry May 4, 2016

Free analytics has appeared in the Unreal Engine

Epic Games has entered into a partnership agreement with GameAnalytics. The company’s free analytical service is integrated into the Unreal Engine.

Industry June 18, 2015

Ministry of Games will create a mobile game engine

Finnish game studio Ministry of Games will develop its own game engine.

Management April 20, 2015

Twelve alternative engines

The light did not converge on Unity, Unreal Engine or CryEngine, our colleagues from the Techcrunch resource are convinced. They have prepared a list of a dozen alternatives to popular engines. We share.

Industry March 20, 2015

The Playr app allows you to create games on your smartphone

Eighteen-year-old developer Chris Galzerano has created an application with which you can make mobile games in your own smartphone.

Industry January 16, 2015

The authors of Might & Magic Clash of Heroes have launched their own game engine

Tag Games studio from Scotland presented the original ChilliSource engine at Pocket Gamer Connects London 2015.

Industry May 15, 2013

In development – Frostbite Go mobile engine

The Electronic Arts company announced yesterday that the Frostbite Go mobile engine is in development.

Other September 4, 2012

The Game Creators will introduce a cloud engine for creating mobile games

The Game Creators company announced that a beta version of a cross-platform toolkit for developers called Freedom Engine will be launched on September 12.

Other August 13, 2012

GameMaker: Studio is updated with new features

YoYo Games has announced the imminent release of a new version of its cross-platform game development toolkit – GameMaker: Studio, which will include advanced monetization tools, as well as support for analytical services.

Other August 6, 2012

Gameforge is out in mobile

One of the largest German operators has successfully proved itself in the mobile games market: the number of downloads of its first projects in a couple of weeks exceeded 2 million.

Other July 24, 2012

New engine from Ludei

Yesterday, a new HTML5 engine called CAAT (Canvas Advanced Animation Toolkit) was released, which, in theory, allows you to develop and publish games on the market as quickly as possible due to the availability of ready-made code fragments and a large number of libraries.