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'''Fenforge''' is a cross-platform game engine that has been in continuous development by [[Fen Research]] since May [[2010]]. First used to develop ''Solstrike'' (2014) and ''Iona's Toybox'' (2021), ''[[Brighter Shores]]'' is the third game to use this engine. The engine is based on a privately developed programming language, and designed to be flexible general-purpose engine, allowing programmers to make different types of games relatively quickly. |
'''Fenforge''' is a cross-platform game engine that has been in continuous development by [[Fen Research]] since May [[2010]]. First used to develop ''Solstrike'' (2014) and ''Iona's Toybox'' (2021), ''[[Brighter Shores]]'' is the third game to use this engine. The engine is based on a privately developed programming language, and designed to be flexible general-purpose engine, allowing programmers to make different types of games relatively quickly. |
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[[File:Fenforge IDE.jpg|thumb|The Fenforge IDE being used to develop ''Brighter Shores''.]] |
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== Other games using Fenforge == |
== Other games using Fenforge == |
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Revision as of 12:52, 27 June 2024
Fenforge is a cross-platform game engine that has been in continuous development by Fen Research since May 2010. First used to develop Solstrike (2014) and Iona's Toybox (2021), Brighter Shores is the third game to use this engine. The engine is based on a privately developed programming language, and designed to be flexible general-purpose engine, allowing programmers to make different types of games relatively quickly.
Other games using Fenforge
| Release date | Name | Image |
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| Solstrike | 
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| Iona's Toybox | 
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Technical details
The inner workings of the Fenforge engine are described in patent US9426259B2[1].