Screenshots Of The New Unigine-Based Linux Game

Posted by Michael Larabel on December 16, 2010

This morning we reported that another Linux game was announced and it's using the Unigine Engine. While not too many details are known yet about this fantasy role playing game (RPG), Dilogus: The Winds of War, we do have some screenshots to now share.

Unigine Corp has just issued their press release where they confirm the information we wrote this morning. Dilogus: The Winds of War is now being developed atop the Unigine Engine and it will feature a native Linux client. Even some of the game's development team are Linux users and also readers of Phoronix.

No release date is yet known for this role playing game, but regardless it's one of the first commercial RPGs available for Linux. The game is being developed by Digital Arrow Studio. Below are some screenshots shared by the Unigine press release.





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