Category:Video game engines

A

• Adventure game engines (2 C, 2 P)

C

• Computer physics engines (17 P)

F

• Free game engines (24 P)

G

• Game engines for Linux (1 C, 19 P)
• GoldSrc (1 C, 1 P)

I

• Id Tech (1 C, 7 P)
• IOS video game engines (2 P)
• IPhone video game engines (1 P)

L

• Lua (programming language)-scriptable game engines (6 P)

S

• Source (game engine) (2 C, 1 P)

U

• Unreal Engine (1 C, 6 P)

V

• Video game engine templates (5 P)
• Video games by game engine (24 C)
• Video games by physics engine (2 C)
• Visual novel engines (1 C, 4 P)

• Kept on Wikipedia:First-person shooter engine
• List of first-person shooter engines
• List of game engines
• Source port

4

• 4A Engine

B

• Bezel Engine

C

• Cafu Engine
• Castle Game Engine
• Chrome Engine
• Cobra (game engine)
• Kept on Wikipedia:CryEngine
• Cyllista Game Engine

D

• Dawn Engine
• DS Game Maker

E

• Enigma Engine
• Evennia

F

• Foundation Engine
• Fusion Engine

G

• Game engine
• GameMaker
• GameTree.tv
• Gamvas
• GDevelop
• Geo-Mod
• Gepard (game engine)
• Glacier (game engine)
• Supernova (game engine)
• GoldSrc

H

• Havok (software)
• Hedgehog Engine
• Horde3D (game engine)

I

• I-Novae (game engine)
• Kept on Wikipedia:Id Tech
• Id Tech 4
• Kept on Wikipedia:Id Tech 5
• Kept on Wikipedia:IW (game engine)

L

• Leadwerks Engine
• LITIengine
• LyN

M

• Metal Gear Online 3
• Multimedia Applications Development Environment

N

• KiriKiri
• NScripter

O

• OpenPlay

P

• Prism3D

Q

• Quake Engine

R

• RE Engine
• REDengine
• Refractor Engine
• RenderWare
• Retro Engine
• Roblox
• Kept on Wikipedia:Rockstar Advanced Game Engine
• RPG in a Box

S

• Kept on Wikipedia:Shoot the Bullet
• Soulborn Engine
• Kept on Wikipedia:Source (game engine)
• Spreelands
• Suika2

T

• TIC-80
• Titan (game engine)
• Truevision3D

U

• Unigine

V

• Vicious Engine
• Vircon32
• Kept on Wikipedia:Vision (game engine)

X

• XnGine

Y

• Yahaha Studios