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Re:Luxe: free, cross platform, open source, rapid developmen... by thriftwy on Monday March 19, 2018 @06:06AM (#16617254)
Why "game" engine? I mean, there's probably a dozen uses for 3D + audio + user input mix. Industrial automation? Scientific modelling? Fancy screensaver? Edutainment?

Maybe it's time to know more than one trick?

Re:Luxe: free, cross platform, open source, rapid developmen... by _discovery on Monday March 19, 2018 @06:18AM (#16617300)
Oh yea, but I make games for a living. It's tailored for making games, and I made it to make games with. It can be used for any number of things as you suggest, but I have a goal and focus and vision and describe it according to that :)
Re:Luxe: free, cross platform, open source, rapid developmen... by mmjaa on Monday March 26, 2018 @05:09AM (#16677609)
Disclaimer: I work on a game engine for fun. (MOAI)

Game engines are no longer 'games' engines, in my opinion. Its really far better to pitch them as "Interface" engines, in as much as a significant majority of the interaction with the engine is to get an interface on the screen - whether that be for gaming purposes, or application interaction.

These days, the line is very blurred, don't you think?