We are still waiting on Unigine Corp to release
Unigine Heaven for Linux -- their latest engine demo that shows off their latest improvements, including an OpenGL 3.2 renderer and other mighty impressive advancements. Unigine has the Linux version of Heaven completed (we have seen it and even benchmarked it, and it's amazingly great), but they are
waiting on AMD to publicly release a Catalyst Linux driver that can even handle this demo as right now the Linux drivers out there simply don't work because this demo is absolutely gruesome on the driver stack and hardware. Unigine Heaven will hopefully be here this month or next. However, Unigine Corp developers aren't sitting around idly but continue to advance their flagship game engine.
Over on the
Unigine development log this morning are a few words regarding some of the latest engine features. The Unigine Engine now has support for physical force fields, fluid buoyancy for all physical objects, physics visualizers in the engine's editor, particle systems enhancements, and quite a few other changes as is shared in that log entry.
Hopefully in 2010 we will see
Unigine's action game makes it premiere or some other games that actually leverage this multi-platform engine.
