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'''Atomic Game Engine''' is a [[cross-platform]] 2D/3D [[game engine]] developed by THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC, featuring standards compliant [[JavaScript]], full [[C++]] Player and Editor source code on [https://github.com/AtomicGameEngine/AtomicGameEngine GitHub], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[OS X|Mac]] Editors, with deployment to [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[OS X|Mac]], [[HTML5]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], and [[iOS]].<ref name="homepage">{{cite web|url=http://www.atomicgameengine.com/|title=Atomic Game Engine (homepage)|publisher=THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC}}</ref>
'''Atomic Game Engine''' is a [[cross-platform]] 2D/3D [[game engine]] developed by THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC, featuring standards compliant [[JavaScript]], full [[C++]] Player and Editor source code on [https://github.com/AtomicGameEngine/AtomicGameEngine GitHub], with deployment to [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[OS X|Mac]], [[HTML5]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], and [[iOS]].<ref name="homepage">{{cite web|url=http://www.atomicgameengine.com/|title=Atomic Game Engine (homepage)|publisher=THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC}}</ref>


==Features==
==Features==


* '''2D Module''' - Tiled and Spriter support, 2D lighting with shadows, Box2D physics
* '''2D Module''' - 2D renderer, Tiled and Spriter support, advanced lighting with shadows, [[Box2D]] physics.
* '''3D Module''' - OpenGL/Direct3D renderers, Bullet physics, lighting with shadows, terrain, water, skeletal animation, particles, and post processing
* '''3D Module''' - OpenGL/Direct3D renderers, [[Bullet (software)|Bullet]] physics, real-time lighting with shadows, terrain, water, skeletal animation, particles, and post processing.
* '''Scripting''' - Integrated [[JavaScript]] editor
* '''Scripting''' - Standards compliant [[JavaScript]] scripting. Component model. [[CommonJS]] compatible code modules.
* '''Platforms''' - Deployment to [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[OS X|Mac]], [[HTML5]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], and [[iOS]] directly from the editor.
* '''Editors''' - 2D & 3D scene editors, integrated [[JavaScript]] code editor.
* '''Examples''' - 2D physics platformer, 3D town with terrain and day/night cycles, retro arcade space game, etc.
* '''Source Code''' - Full [[C++]] Engine and Editor source available on [https://github.com/AtomicGameEngine/AtomicGameEngine GitHub].
* '''Licensing''' - Royalty-free, enterprise licensing available for companies making over $5,000,000 USD/year, no limitations on where the technology can be used.<ref name="store">{{cite web|url=https://store.atomicgameengine.com/site/|title=Atomic Game Engine (store)|publisher=THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC}}</ref>


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 18:48, 10 April 2015

Atomic Game Engine
Developer(s)THUNDERBEAST GAMES
Initial releaseMarch 4th, 2015 (Early Access)
Written inC++, JavaScript
PlatformWindows, Mac, Linux, HTML5, Android, iOS
TypeGame Engine
Websiteatomicgameengine.com

Atomic Game Engine is a cross-platform 2D/3D game engine developed by THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC, featuring standards compliant JavaScript, full C++ Player and Editor source code on GitHub, with deployment to Windows, Mac, HTML5, Android, and iOS.[1]

Features

  • 2D Module - 2D renderer, Tiled and Spriter support, advanced lighting with shadows, Box2D physics.
  • 3D Module - OpenGL/Direct3D renderers, Bullet physics, real-time lighting with shadows, terrain, water, skeletal animation, particles, and post processing.
  • Scripting - Standards compliant JavaScript scripting. Component model. CommonJS compatible code modules.
  • Platforms - Deployment to Windows, Mac, HTML5, Android, and iOS directly from the editor.
  • Editors - 2D & 3D scene editors, integrated JavaScript code editor.
  • Examples - 2D physics platformer, 3D town with terrain and day/night cycles, retro arcade space game, etc.
  • Source Code - Full C++ Engine and Editor source available on GitHub.
  • Licensing - Royalty-free, enterprise licensing available for companies making over $5,000,000 USD/year, no limitations on where the technology can be used.[2]

See Also

References

  1. ^ "Atomic Game Engine (homepage)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.
  2. ^ "Atomic Game Engine (store)". THUNDERBEAST GAMES LLC.