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Sacengine: Engine reimplementation for the game Sacrifice from Shiny Entertainment.
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DosDude
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Posted:   Subject: Sacengine: Engine reimplementation for the game Sacrifice from Shiny Entertainment. Quote

Link: https://github.com/tg-2/sacengine

This is a reimplementation of an underrated RTS/ 3rd person action hybrid game called Sacrifice. Made by the legendary, and always unique studio: Shiny Entertainment; known for Earth Worm Jim 1 and 2, MDK and Messiah.

I haven't tried this port yet myself, but I'm excited to run this natively on modern hardware.
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Die4Ever
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Joined: 2024-05-06
#2 Posted:   Subject: Re: Sacengine: Engine reimplementation for the game Sacrifice... Quote Reply

this is not a game I expected to get a source port lol
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DosDude
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#3 Posted:   Subject: Re: Sacengine: Engine reimplementation for the game Sacrifice... Quote Reply
Die4Ever wrote:
this is not a game I expected to get a source port lol

Me neither, but in this day and age where things like the rigel engine exists. I see no reason why this shouldn't either. I'm just happy my search turned up with something in this case.
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