Starfield devs faced "a lot of pressure" to use Unreal Engine 5, former Bethesda artist says, but the Creation Engine won because of its modding capability

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cm0002@lemy.lol · 13 days ago

zewm@lemmy.world · 13 days ago

The creation engine won because it’s an in-house engine. Why would Bethesda want to pay the licensing fees to Epic games lol.

RogueBanana@piefed.zip · 13 days ago

They probably got a proposal on how great it is and how it can cut down labor costs, time and more bullshit. Fuck the c suites.

chelly__1@lemmychan.org · 12 days ago

It’s not really an in-house engine. It’s a heavily modified Gamebryo engine.