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O3DE, the Open 3D Game Engine, just released O3DE 26.05. This engine began life as a fork of CryEngine called Lumberyard as part of Amazon’s disastrous entry into the world of game development. Ultimately Lumberyard was open sourced as the O3DE engine and since then has essentially been completely rewritten.
The free open source AAA style game engine O3DE have just hit a major milestone, the release of O3DE 25.10. This release coming nearly have a year after the O3DE 25.05 release and honestly this release doesn’t bring a ton of sexy new features. Instead it focuses on the critical
Coming over a half a year since the 24.09 release, O3DE have just released O3DE 25.05. O3DE resulted from the open sourcing of Amazon Lumberyard game engine, which itself was a fork of CryEngine. While this release doesn’t add a ton of shiny new features, it does greatly improve the
The O3DE game engine, previously Lumberyard which itself was a fork of CryEngine, just released O3DE 24.09. This release is a massive step forward in making O3DE usable to the masses. O3DE is a completely free and open source game engine sponsored by Amazon and several other large companies and
The first major release of O3DE since the 23.05 release in May, O3DE 23.10 was just released. O3DE is the open source project spawned from Amazon’s Lumberyard game engine, which itself was created from a fork of CryEngine. This release adds several new features (that I struggled to get to
O3DE, the open source game engine derived from Amazon’s Lumberyard just released version 23.05. The first major release of 2023 and one of only two scheduled releases, it is packed with fixes, features and changes. Additionally the just launched a large multiplayer demonstration project with source code and assets hosted
O3DE, the open source game engine that started life as CryEngine, then Lumberyard and now open sourced as O3DE, just released a major update in the form of 22.10. This is the first update since 22.05 back in May and focuses on the exact areas where I believe O3DE needed
Epic Games, the makers of Unreal Engine and the Epic Game Store, have just joined the open source O3DE game engine development foundation, the Open 3D Foundation as a premier member. O3DE is an open source 3D game engine, originally developed by Amazon as the Lumberyard engine, which itself is
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O3DE, the open source game engine previously known as Lumberyard, just released their first major release of 2022, O3DE 22.05. One of the major flaws with O3DE in the past was the onboarding experience and I’m happy to say it’s now a great deal easier to get up and running
Back in July the Lumberyard game engine was open sourced as O3DE. Last week, O3DE just had their first major release, adding Linux Support and a Windows installer. Details of the release: With today’s release, developers can build 3D games and simulations, or a customized game engine on a stable
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