Bravely Default developer Silicon Studio is on the move to the next generation, and it's doing so with a brand new next-gen rendering engine and with the second iteration of its YEBIS optical effects middleware.
Silicon Studios’ Enlighten has been updated to include support for Unreal Engine 4.
Silicon Studio's Xenko Game Engine is free until 31st July 2017.
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I haven't poked at this since the NA release, does the game have armour yet or is it still armour sets? The free to play gear system really turned me off.
Not sure, I haven't played it much, system I was on wasn't that great. Building new PC around next week, will be providing impressions on it by then.
good to see a new amazing engine in use of gaming. I hope they use it o make great games
Amazing
If these guys can make a JRPG as awesome as Bravely Default using that engine, I would buy it day one.
I imagine you need a hefty rig to run those demo's. impressive non the less.
WOW!! Looks AMAZING!!
Imagine a Call of Duty game with these graphics!!
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