Daniel Wevara, the co-founder of Warhors Studios, the studio who created the Kingdom Less delivery, expressed doubt about using the unrealistic engine 5 for the open-world game development. In an interview in February 2024, Vavara highlighted the challenges related to the engine, especially expanding, its suitability for the open world environment.
Vavara mentioned that, at that time, unrealistic engines were struggling with 5 some aspects, which were important for open world games such as skilled terrain and vegetation production. He mentioned that while facilities like Nanite have improved, to enable better handling of vegetation, the engine was initially more favorable to create a stable environment like rocks rather than the expanding areas.
He also mentioned the discussion with the developers of CD Project Red, who, his upcoming title, ‘The Vichar 4.’ Infected in the unrealistic engine 5. According to Vávra, despite the progress of the engine, there were still significant obstacles in implementing the functionality of the open world, even in the development of one or two years.
These insights highlighted the challenges of the broad industry when adopting new techniques for complex sports development. While the unrealistic engine offers 5 innovative equipment, developers can withstand obstacles to adapt these features for open world projects.
As the gaming industry is developing, the option of development engine is an important decision, which affects both the development process and the final gaming experience. Vávra’s comments outline the importance of aligning technology options with project requirements to achieve optimal results.
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