The folks over at Unigine have released their 2012 renderer update packed full of industry standards.If you’re looking for an alternative to some of the more main stream engines out there you should give Unigine a moment of your time. Offering a free evaluation of their tools, Unigine has released an update video of their renderer which highlights many its features.
Check out their site for a full listing of features.
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Not sure why they topped the page with this image: http://unigine.com/products/unigine/valley.jpg
Not very impressive looking, when compared to the other shots.
Looks cool, though!
Maybe because it's a programmer evaluating what's good or not…
Yeah, admittedly, the video of the forest was pretty beautiful….. So, for a programmer, I'm sure this is porn.
meh, nothing really impressive.
Im not impressed, looks like it could run in a browser (like unity)
the image is chosen by default, just did a test post on facebook and it choose that image too.
I've worked with Unigine for a few months a while ago. The engine performs very well technically but from an artists point of view, the built-in tools are very lacking.
Programmers probably need to take a break from adding features and focus on designing proper tools with artists.