Havok Releases Project Anarchy
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Developer Havok
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Havock the award winning Irish company, which provides interactive software solutions for the global games and entertainment industries, announces today that it has publicly launched Project Anarchy, Havok’s complete end-to-end mobile 3D game production engine. Games developed using Project Anarchy technology can be deployed for free on iOS, Android and Tizen mobile platforms without commercial restrictions on company size or revenue.
We have been messing around with this and it is pretty amazing. If you make good use of the tutorials you can start putting together your own games quite quickly. It is free to download so while not have a look at the very least it will give you a better understanding of the work that goes into making your games.
Project Anarchy is available for download now at www.projectanarchy.com/download
Project Anarchy includes Havok’s Vision Engine together with access to Havok’s industry-leading suite of Physics, Animation and AI tools as used in cutting-edge franchises such as Skyrim™, Halo, Assassin’s Creed®, Uncharted and Skylanders. With features like an extensible C++ architecture, a flexible asset management system, advanced Lua debugging and customisable game samples and tutorials, Project Anarchy offers game developers the ability to quickly iterate on their ideas and create incredible gaming experiences.
Ross O’Dwyer, Head of Developer Relations at Havok, says:
“Project Anarchy liberates game developers to freely explore gameplay ideas on mobile platforms using the same award-winning tools that console and PC developers have used for years. This complete set of tools lends powerful graphics, physics and animation capabilities to mobile game development teams for free regardless of team and project size.”
As part of this release, Havok revealed a new online hub where developers can participate in Q&A, forums and benefit from community support backed up by Havok’s award-winning support team. Developers can also use the site to gain access to upgrades and an extensive library of resources including documentation, training courseware and video tutorials. Community feedback will drive regular product updates with Android-x86 support slated for release in the coming weeks.
