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Around the release of ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' the engine was secretly worked on, and took several years to develop. The ''Slipspace Engine'' demo at E3 2018 was the culmination of the ten-years of work. | Around the release of ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' the engine was secretly worked on, and took several years to develop. The ''Slipspace Engine'' demo at E3 2018 was the culmination of the ten-years of work.{{Ref/Reuse|waypoint journey}} While the engine is largely new, remnants of the old [[Blam!]] engine remain.<ref>[https://mixer.com/Halo?vod=72517605 '''Mixer''': ''Halo'' December 19, 2018 stream]</ref> | ||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||
Revision as of 12:32, April 15, 2021
The Slipspace Engine is a game engine developed by 343 Industries.[1]
Development
Around the release of Halo 5: Guardians the engine was secretly worked on, and took several years to develop. The Slipspace Engine demo at E3 2018 was the culmination of the ten-years of work.[1] While the engine is largely new, remnants of the old Blam! engine remain.[2]
Games
Halo Infinite
It is the game engine that is being used for the upcoming Halo Infinite.[3]
Trivia
The engine's name is a direct reference to the in-universe method of faster-than-light travel method, Slipstream space.
Gallery
An in engine render of John-117's helmet.
A close up of John-117's helmet in engine, showing immense texture detail.
Standalone image of John-117's helmet.
An environment in the Halo Infinite anounce trailer.
Marines wielding the BR85-like weapons in the trailer
The reveal of John-117 at the end of the trailer.
The Halo ring on which the trailer is set.
