20.04.2015

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.

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1. Shoot ‘em up Kit

Authors: Tall Studios

Price: £29.95

Where to download: www.tallstudios.com

Shoot ‘em up Kit

Pictured: Screenshot from a demo game developed with Shoot ‘em up Kit2. GameGuru



Authors: The Game Creators

Price: £14.99 (no royalty required)

Where to download: www.game-guru.com


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In the photo: a screenshot from a demo game developed with GameGuru3. Cocos2d-x



Authors: Chukong Technologies

Price: Free

Where to download: www.cocos2d-x.org


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In the photo: screenshot from the game Badland from Frogmind Games studio4. Adventure Game Studio



Author: Chris Jones

Price: Free

Where to download: www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk


Adventure Game Studio

In the photo: a screenshot from a demo game developed with the help of Adventure Game Studio5. Clickteam Fusion



Authors: Clickteam

Price: in the basic configuration – free of charge. It will not be possible to purchase a paid version from the former CIS countries.

Where to download: www.clickteam.com


Clickteam Fusion - Five nights at Freddys

In the photo: a screenshot from the game Five Night at Freddy’s from developer Scott Cawthon 6. Construct 2



Authors: Scirra

Price: license for own use – £79.99, business license – £259.99. There is a free demo version.

Where to download: www.scirra.com


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In the photo: a screenshot from the game Yokai from the developer 2 bad company7. ChilliSource



Authors: ChilliWorks

Price: Free

Where to download: www.chilli-works.com


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In the photo: screenshot from the game Moshi Monsters Village from Mind Candy Ltd8. Twine



Author: Chris Klimas

Price: Free

Where to download: www.twinery.org


Twine

In the photo: a screenshot from a text demo game developed on Twine 9. PlayCanvas



Authors: PlayCanvas

Price: depending on the size of the team, studio income, etc. – subscription costs from $15 to $60 per month.

Where to download: www.playcanvas.com


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In the photo: a screenshot from the demo game Space Baggy, developed on PlayCanvas 10. MonoGame



Authors: MonoGame company

Price: Free

Where to download: www.monogame.net


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In the photo: a screenshot from the Bastion game from the developer Supergiant Games11. Torque 2D and 3D


Authors: Garage Games

Price: Free

Where to download: www.garagegames.com


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In the photo: screenshot from the game Be a King from the studio Rake in Grass12. CopperCube 5



Authors: Ambiera

Price: in the basic configuration – £76.98, the extended version will cost £295.47

Where to download: www.ambiera.com/coppercube


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In the photo: a screenshot from the demo game Space Baggy, developed on CopperCube 5 A source:

 http://www.develop-online.net

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