Showing Off The Linux-Friendly Unigine Renderer

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Showing Off The Linux-Friendly Unigine Renderer

Besides Valve Software, another Linux-friendly game company to be presenting next week at SIGGRAPH LA 2012 is another Phoronix favorite, Unigine Corp...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTE1MjM

[AJSB]

I gonna buy Oil Rush but only after we get the Steam client and they make the Steam version of the game

[1c3d0g]

Incredible!

[dimko]

I am glad Valve is coming, but i am really concerned with Unigine. I really hope their sales will increase. I really hope more companies will use their engine.

[Kakarott]

How about a free SDK for free stuff?
Please?


Will there be Rift integration?
[http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...into-the-game]

[Redi44]

I gonna buy Oil Rush but only after we get the Steam client and they make the Steam version of the game

I bought the Oil Rush on DVD with Win/Apple/Linux installer and I also received Steam password so I was able to connect the DVD with Steam and now I have it on one PC installed trough Steam and on another trough DVD and it works very well So no need to wait :P

[sgtGarcia]

I gonna buy Oil Rush but only after we get the Steam client and they make the Steam version of the game

You can use Oil Rush key in Steam ( for now only Windows/Mac ofc ) & Desura
Part of e-mail & received this morning:

Please note that you can also activate your key in Steam (Windows) or Desura (Windows, Linux) (enter the key without hyphens, "-" symbols) for more convenient updates (faster download, less traffic). Bundle keys are also redeemable now on Desura.

So You can buy this game now & activate it later under Steam.

[madjr]

How about a free SDK for free stuff?
Please?


Will there be Rift integration?
[http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...into-the-game]

yep they need to give more options like unity to be more competitive.

[9a3eedi]

So how come nobody uses this engine if it is clearly capable of outputting nice graphics?

I guess people are just too "brainwashed" by Unreal Engine 3 or something :P

[Veerappan]

So how come nobody uses this engine if it is clearly capable of outputting nice graphics?

I guess people are just too "brainwashed" by Unreal Engine 3 or something :P

The biggest argument that I've heard (multiple times) is that it's not the graphics quality, but the SDK, Toolkit, and content-building applications that make or break an engine.