[casual_games] Game Engines for Mobile games

[Ella Romanos]

Take a look at Delta engine (deltaengine.net). It's in closed beta at the moment, due for launch June/July this year I believe.

Looks really good, cross platform, 2d & 3d, write in c#/.Net environment and unlike unity I don't think it has a front end, so you can extend as you like.

I met with one of the guys, seems extremely promising, I expect we will be using it for 2d cross-platform mobile dev soon.

Ella Romanos
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On 22 Mar 2011, at 17:15, Corvus Elrod <corvus.elrod at zakelro.com> wrote:


> I know I'm a bit late to the discussion, but a friend of mine just released a mobile game framework that looks pretty promising. Here's a blurb and link:

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> Battery Powered Games seeks to empower developers

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> Battery Powered Games, a popular Android game development group has recently released a new product into the wild, BatteryTech.  BatteryTech is a bold new alternative in the face of popular game engines such as Unity 3D, Unreal and Corona SDK.  BPG says that their product is different in that it's not a game engine and developers aren't limited by the constraints of their engine when using their product.  Instead, BatteryTech provides all of the low level facilities every game needs to work on various platforms such as iOS, Android and Windows, which is something you can only normally get with an expensive engine or subscription.  BatteryTech seeks to enable all developers to get into the cross-platform market by providing a special "indie" license which is significantly cheaper than competing products and carries no royalty or subscription requirements.

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> More information is available at www.batterypoweredgames.com/batterytech

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> On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 4:16 AM, Johnson, Joel <JoelJ at nds.com> wrote:

> Hey guys,

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> I’m trying to understand what kind of engine I’d require, if I wanted to develop casual games for a mobile games environment. Any suggestions, which works best for you?

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> Regards,

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> Joel.

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