These are a few shots from the Vatan Engine.






The Vatan engine also features an ingame Editor, which allows designers to manipulate everything in the scenery, from grass, to fog, sun position, water reflection, buildings, paint textures in the terrain, configure the AI , import exported meshes, etc.
This can be seen in action, in the following videos :

movie 1
movie 2

or smaller versions in youtube :

video tech 1
video tech 2
video tech 3

The engine will be available for licensing in the near future.

Wow. I can see shadows at terrain and at the vegetation. I like that.

Thanks for the info.

You registered here just for promoting a competitor engine?

Well... but screens look not too bad.

Wow for Vatan.

But we would like details about the engine, like min system specs needed.

Other than FPS, what type of games can be realised in Vatan.

Give details about the 3d meshes and scripting methods available for it.

Then engine can drop detail when not available or when selected by the user , instead of dynamic shadows he runs on with offline shadows, no bumpamapping, and this goes on and on.
Any kind of game could be made, as long as it's a game that needs a 3d camera, fps, rgp, diablo types, racing, etc.
static meshes are exported directly(from Max or Milkshape) to out format and loaded into the editor., or can be converted from .3ds to our format., animated meshes we use the cal3d animation library.
The scripting language used, it's LUA.

How is the actual game Vatan itself comming along?

Cheers

Dont know but the feature list soudns pretty weak. No dynamic shadows , no bump mapping , I imagine no normal mapping as well , so why would anyone even consider this engine ? Unless its like $10 or something , why would anyone waste their time.

The Vatan game is coming along.
No dynamic shadows, no bump mapping ??? Did you even bother to see the videos before commenting ?

Oh , I misread your post , LOL , I thought u meant it didnt have those features , not that it could use them for lod.

Looks decent...but is it Windows only? Or is it mutli-platform? (Mac and Linux)