- Name
- Havok Vision Game Engine
- Aliases
Havok Vision Game Engine
A now discontinued video game software engine.
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Overview
Havok Vision Game Engine is a cross-platform video game software engine. The engine, originally named Vision, was developed by Trinigy. In 2011 Havok announced it had acquired Trinigy, at which time the Vision engine was renamed to Havok Vision Game Engine.
Awards and Recognition
- Nominated as an engine finalist for Game Developer Magazine's Frontline Award
- Nominated as an engine finalist for Develop Magazine's Industry Excellence Award
Platforms
The Havok Vision Game Engine was a mutli-platform engine that was used on the following platforms:
- PC (Direct-X 9, 10, and 11)
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360
- Nintendo Wii
- Nintendo Wii U
- PlayStation Vita
- IOS
- Android
- Web Browsers (Firefox 2.0 and higher, Internet Explorer 6.0 and higher, Opera 9 and higher, and Google Chrome)
External Links
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- 7554 (Game)
- Arcania: Gothic 4 (Game)
- Back to Gaya (Game)
- Bot Colony (Game)
- Bus & Cable-Car Simulator (Game)
- Bus Simulator 2012 (Game)
- Dark (Game)
- Desperados 2: Cooper's Revenge (Game)
- Dogfight 1942 (Game)
- Dungeon Hero (Game)
- Embers of Caerus (Game)
- Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams (Game)
- Gotcha! (Game)
- I-Fluid (Game)
- Kick-Ass 2 (Game)
- Lula 3D (Game)
- Nexus 2 (Game)
- Novus Æterno (Game)
- Orcs Must Die! (Game)
- Orcs Must Die! 2 (Game)
- Pressure (Game)
- Psychotoxic (Game)
- Stronghold 3 (Game)
- Stronghold Crusader II (Game)
- The Dark Eye: Demonicon (Game)
- The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom (Game)
- Vendetta: Curse of Raven's Cry (Game)
- World of Subways 4 – New York Line 7 (Game)
- World of Subways Vol.3: Circle Line (Game)
- Young Justice: Legacy (Game)