Has the game engine been decided for the next game?

holy moly, i remember watching this, feels like ages ago

 

Is luminis still part of the development? @Renato Simioni

 

Our last development contract with Reiza Studios ended in the summer of 2016.

 

ACC is going with UE4, so I would imagine it works very well for race simulation. It most definitely handles multiple light sources more efficiently than the ancient, resource-hogging ISI software. This means night racing without the large performance drops. Given the great things Reiza has achieved with bad software, I would imagine they could do incredible things with access to a well-coded engine.

 

Well cryengine is good too...and looks better than UE4 on low settings...

 

lol rF code is not bad, it's just old, done in very different times with different limitations.
It is still the best one available if you want to make a race game, it saves years of development.

 

Kunos has had to do quite a bit of preparatory work to get UE4 working as they wished. I'm sure Reiza has looked at a lot of options. Good luck to both firms. Italy vs Brazil is always a classic!

 

so reiza20?

 

but... but i need those super trucks in vr Renato *cry*

 

hmmmm

 

But for a good reason, isn't it?

 

I've got it! It's going to be Reiza 1917.

 

There needs to be a sad emotion

 

Just like to add my 2 cent's worth, please don't construe this as me trying to dictate terms to Renato et al. I fully understand that gMotor has advantages to Reiza development wise, but apart from its nice antialiasing, there seem to be very few other advantages to the actual user: dynamic lighting and shadowing; car and track shaders (particularly wet); post fx; UI and HUD; animations; VR, etc etc, gMotor lags a long long way behind current standards. Very few people have issues with the content polish/consistency and rock solid core driving/racing experience delivered by Reiza's pMotor wrangling of FFB, physics and AI, but in all honesty coming back to AMS from other titles feels like driving in a cartoon despite superhuman efforts by the devs to work around gMotor's shortcomings. Regardless of when Reiza 201? comes out, I'll be a bit disappointed if it's gMotor based gfx. I'll buy it and support it, but I'll be disappointed.

 

Renato talks about ISIMotor...so gmotor isn't the main problem, I think they are still looking for what can be a good alternative.

 

For the new comers it's simple: give us a nice graphic and we will play.
The AMS physics is already very good.

 

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