From Dust Has a Glorious Engine for God Games

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I'd play that if they didn't come up with an INSANE drm scheme that will be present even on the steam version which in terms of drm schemes isn't all that bad.
 
[citation][nom]Darkerson[/nom]I will definitely have to keep an eye on this. Looks very interesting! I loved Populous back in the day, along with some of Bullfrog's other games. Black & White, not so much. And Sacrifice was a fun game too! Wouldn't mind seeing a new version of that as well![/citation]
I feel the same way B+W wasn't as fun to me as Populous was.
 
[citation][nom]Parsian[/nom]I cant find the Engine's name or any information on it. I am so curious about the fluid physics they implemented and how well it runs on CPU...[/citation]

Considering it's Ubisoft and what the engine does, I'd be willing to bet it's an in-house engine. What with Scimitar and Dunia, Ubi has been on an in-house engine streak lately. I wouldn't be surprised to see their use of Unreal Engine phased out, though partially I think the reason they hang on to it is due to that all their Splinter Cell employees are comfortable with it.
 
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