A versatile game engine for creating video games and real-time 3D/2D applications, including simulators and VR systems.
NeoAxis Engine is a versatile game engine designed for creating video games and real-time applications. It provides a comprehensive toolset for developing 3D and 2D projects, including games, simulators, virtual reality systems, and graphically rich apps. The engine solves the problem of building cross-platform real-time graphical applications with extensive built-in components and full source code access.
Game developers, simulation creators, VR application builders, and developers creating real-time graphical applications across Windows, Android, UWP, and Linux platforms.
Developers choose NeoAxis Engine for its complete source code availability from the start, extensive library of game components, and strong cross-platform support. The built-in editor scripting and third-party integration API provide flexibility and customization options not always available in other engines.
A versatile game engine designed for creating video games and real-time apps.
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Complete engine source code is provided from the start, enabling deep customization, debugging, and transparency without licensing barriers.
A large set of pre-built game components accelerates development by reducing boilerplate code for common mechanics like physics, AI, and rendering.
Supports deployment to Windows, Android, UWP (including Xbox), and Linux servers, allowing broad distribution without major porting overhead.
C# scripting within the editor facilitates rapid creation of scene and GUI scripts, enhancing workflow efficiency for real-time iteration.
The editor only runs on Windows 10+ x64, excluding developers on macOS or Linux from using the primary development toolset.
Compared to engines like Unity or Unreal, NeoAxis has a smaller community, resulting in fewer tutorials, assets, and third-party support resources.
Building the entire engine requires Visual Studio and handling native code, which can be intimidating for newcomers or those seeking quick project starts.