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New post: "On the Perceived Inevitability of Unreal" http://alextardif.com/Unreal.html Mostly just ramblings coming from someone who has spent the better part of a decade on in-house tech, but thought it might be an interesting topic.
It would be nice if studios would evaluate engines based on more than just graphics tech demos. People see some shiny tech demo, buy in and then get surprised with how many day to day things they have to reinvent, fix, or workaround simple cause the engine wasn't built for it.
And I completely disagree about the amount of effort needed to maintain internal tech. Give me 15 solid engineers and I'll get you everything you need to get a production up and running in around a year.
The biggest problem with engine dev is that engineers look at unreal/unity and try to copy/compete instead of building exactly what they need for their project. The engine isn't the product, the game is.
I think the underlying conflict is that engines like UE and Unity need to support all imaginable use cases, but a specific game only needs a very small feature slice, especially indie games. At one point, the engine is full of features I don't care about (same as C++ basically)
Besides, I've been hearing the advice to use off-the-shelf-engines since the late 90's, but I have the impression that the situation is now more "diverse" than ever? E.g. more studios using their own inhouse tech compared to the PS2 era when RenderWare ruled supreme?
Agree 100%, something I didn't quantify early on is the technical debt those unshippable tech demo features force on a team just by existing in the code base. Hopefully we're not headed for a "No one ever got fired for buying UE4" situation.
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