Here OTOY says: "Brigade™ is a real-time rendering engine for video games. It uses path tracing to render images as opposed to rasterization like most other 3D game rendering engines."
https://home.otoy.com/render/brigade/
Why has nobody created games using this engine yet? The visual quality looks far higher than any rasterised game engine.
Have any games been created using the Brigade game engine?
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ChrisHekman
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I couldnt agree more. Would definitely be an interesting game project. Alas we are not a game studio.
We are actively working on Brigade for realtime FVX though: https://twitter.com/OTOY/status/1286145833147088896
We are actively working on Brigade for realtime FVX though: https://twitter.com/OTOY/status/1286145833147088896
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robertkim325
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Brigade's path-traced rendering is truly impressive—it brings a level of realism that’s hard to match with traditional rasterization engines. That said, I think the main reason we haven’t seen full games built on Brigade yet comes down to performance and practicality. Real-time path tracing is still extremely demanding, especially for complex, large-scale game environments where consistent high FPS is critical.
But with hardware improvements (like RTX cards and real-time denoisers), maybe it's just a matter of time. Would be amazing to see a smaller indie project or demo push the envelope and showcase Brigade’s capabilities in a real gameplay scenario. Curious to see where OTOY takes this!
But with hardware improvements (like RTX cards and real-time denoisers), maybe it's just a matter of time. Would be amazing to see a smaller indie project or demo push the envelope and showcase Brigade’s capabilities in a real gameplay scenario. Curious to see where OTOY takes this!