[TheArcher]

Hello everyone. I've done a part of my first 3d person video game using unity 3d engine. Also it's limited beacuse there's a PRO version which is better than the free one.

My question is do you know other game engines which i can develop & compile the games in Windows, Mac & Android? Kindly a free one

Thank you.

[legodude]

kind of a big one:
www.crydev.net/dm_eds/download_detail.php?id=4

[TheJayMan]

Although maybe a little more work is required, Game Maker is cheap! I use it because it has 3D support and awesome multi-player support with some DLLs.

[TheArcher]

@legodude Hoho didn't know that Cry-Company has a Open Game Engine? That's good thanks i'll try it.

@TheJayMan Thanks to you too, it's quite simple to use that but the graphic is kinda old.

And anyways i still waiting for other answers.

[TheJayMan]

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Originally Posted by TheArcher @legodude Hoho didn't know that Cry-Company has a Open Game Engine? That's good thanks i'll try it. @TheJayMan Thanks to you too, it's quite simple to use that but the graphic is kinda old. And anyways i still waiting for other answers.

OK well I happen to know a few more too!

http://www.panda3d.org/ I heard it is good, I tried it, looks OK but I cannot program with that. Disney use it too, and it's free.

http://www.ogre3d.org/
http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/
http://www.genesis3d.com/

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[Bumbis]

You can try UDK. http://www.unrealengine.com/

It is free and very powerful. There is a something like visual scripting and other awesome stuff. Definetly recommending.

[TheArcher]

@TheJayMan

Not bad though. But i think all of them are only DirectX 9.0c .

[iNorton]

Stay on Unity, its a great program! I used to use it when I was doing Introduction to 3D modelling in college for 5 weeks, perfect stuff

[TheArcher]

@iNorton Yes, it's very powerful, excelent graphic, but the only bad thing is that it's very limited such as no PRO Shadows, no advanced functions, only Windows Build.

@Bumbis Thanks for sharing, another powerful game engine too.

[Joe Staff]

Working on Android, I found it just as easy to make my own system. Doesn't have a learning curve (assuming you know java), and you're only limited by what you know.