Can TGEA make game like this ? [Prototype

#1 You could definitely do it, though no engine is going to do all of that out of the box and will require some rewriting. Infact the only engine you're going to get that can do that out of the box is more than likely the engine they modified to make the game.

You should also understand, not to discourage, but just to inform, that they were probably a team of 50+ people and spent probably hundreds of thousands of dollars on the project. But I don't see why it wouldn't be possible.

#2 mauricekimball.com

Probably more than hundreds of thousands of dollars.

#3 That game looks f*cked up. I did not like the way the dude in the hoody stomped some guards head. At least the got the deceny to make it off-screen when you curb stomp oponents in GOW. Looks kind of fun though =)

I think that game had an development cost of roughly 10$ and was developed by a team of hamsters using a hacked rom of Actraiser, and i base this statement on absolutley nothing.

#4 Yeah I know it probably cost more than that, but hundreds of thousands sounds less discouraging than a million +.

#5 Prototype's budget is in the millions, and its release date was just moved back. Probably more millions soon.

#6 Man on an only marginally related note, that video looked awesome.

#7 Also, the phrasing of the topic is incorrect since TGEA doesn't make your game any more than licensing the Offset, Hero, or Unreal 3 engines make your game.

A dedicated and talented team with a large budget and awesome artists could tailor the engine to a game like this. Most likely such a team could write their own engine from scratch if they felt like it, too.

Just thought I would note that since I see topics like "can this engine make this..." topics all the time on the various sites I visit when the question should really be "can my team utilize this engine to make a title like..."

#8 Where can I download the Gear of Torque demo, Thank you.
Now I'm choosing a game engine to make pc game. so I have some question about game engine.
Thank you.

#9 You can watch the video on the TGEA page.