It also requires you to fix all the bugs yourself, as development of the engine has been postponed indefinitely.Īgain, this is purely your decision for what engine you want to use, I'm simply providing a list of available ones to use. This is the best looking engine on the list, but is very buggy, and a mess to use. Infinity Engine is a flashy, yet buggy Modern Sonic engine for Unreal Engine 4. It's also harder to use, do to Unreal's visual scripting language called Blueprints. It's a great engine, and is absolutely beautiful, but is held back by some bugs. This engine is rough around the edges, and is wildly misused, but with enough dedication, can become something great.ĭashEngine is a 3D Adventure styled engine for Unreal Engine 4.
It requires the most change depending on the style of your fangame.īumper Engine is a Adventure styled Sonic engine for Unity. Hedge Physics is a 3D Sonic engine for Unity. This is the engine to be on the lookout for if you want something extremely accurate. It's easier to learn and understand then C#, but can be just as confusing. One of the oldest scripting languages out there.
This is the most accurate engine on this list, but at the cost of being tough to learn. He's the lead developer behind Crimson Engine, and a leader of the Chaos remake. You'll likely have heard, or even played this engine in Mr. The Chaos Engine is a unreleased, but in development Sonic engine for the Crimson Engine. Fusion is not a good engine for fangames, but it's really your decision.
This is the least accurate engine on this list, as well as the most limited. It comes with 5 characters, and an expansive test stage. Sonic Worlds is a Sonic engine made for Clickteam Fusion. MAX+ currently doesn't have a release date. If you want something accurate, yet easy to use. It fixes a lot of the bugs and inconsistencies that MAX has. MAX+ is a more refined, and updated version of MAX+. Sonic MAX is a very accurate engine, but needs a lot of work. It's relatively easy to learn, but can get challenging quickly. This is one of the trickier engines to use, as Unity uses a common scripting language called C#. It's creator Shiro also did some shady things, but that's an entirely different post. This engine is not as accurate as some of the other engines in this list, but it's worth mentioning. GMate is a 2D Sonic engine for Gamemaker 8. It really depends on if you want your game to be 2D or 3D.
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