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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry’s Stagnation
Unity and Unreal have long held sway over the game‑development landscape, accounting for roughly 70% of Steam releases in 2025. While Godot has gained traction and some studios continue to rely on proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a notable example—Unity and Unreal still dominate the engine market. Against this backdrop, three seasoned veterans—Arjan Brussee, Sjoerd De Jong, and Mich…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry’s Stagnation
For years, Unity and Unreal have reigned supreme in the game‑development world, together powering roughly 70 % of the titles that landed on Steam in 2025. While open‑source alternatives like Godot have gained traction and some studios cling to proprietary tools such as Capcom’s RE Engine, the market has largely been a duopoly. Yet three seasoned industry veterans—Arjan Brussee, Sjoerd De Jong, an…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry's Stagnation
For many years, the game‑development landscape has been dominated by two heavyweight engines: Unity and Unreal. In 2025, roughly seventy percent of all titles launched on Steam were built with one of those platforms. While open‑source alternatives such as Godot have enjoyed a surge in popularity, and a handful of large studios continue to rely on proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a p…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry Stagnation
For more than a decade, Unity and Unreal have been the de‑facto platforms for video‑game creation, powering roughly 70 % of all Steam releases projected for 2025. While open‑source alternatives like Godot have begun to gain traction, and a handful of large publishers cling to proprietary tools such as Capcom’s RE Engine, the market remains overwhelmingly dominated by the two giants. Enter Immens…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry’s Stagnation
Unity and Unreal have long held sway over the game‑development landscape, accounting for roughly 70 % of the titles launched on Steam in 2025. While Godot has made notable strides recently and some studios cling to proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—the duopoly of Unity and Unreal still dominates the market. Enter Immersive, a startup founded by three industry veteran…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry's Stagnation
For years, Unity and Unreal have ruled the game‑development landscape, together powering roughly 70% of the titles that landed on Steam in 2025. While Godot has carved out a modest niche and some studios cling to proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—the market has largely settled into a duopoly. Against this backdrop, three seasoned industry veterans—Arjan Brussee, Sjoer…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry’s Stagnation
For many years, Unity and Unreal have been the de‑facto platforms for video‑game creation, accounting for roughly 70 % of all titles released on Steam in 2025. While open‑source alternatives such as Godot have begun to gain traction, most large studios still rely on proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—and the duopoly of Unity and Unreal continues to dominate the market.…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt the Industry's Status Quo
Unity and Unreal have long held sway over the game‑development landscape, accounting for roughly 70% of all titles released on Steam in 2025. While Godot has made notable strides in recent years and some heavyweight studios cling to proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—the duopoly of Unity and Unreal still dominates the market. Enter Immersive Technologies, better known…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Three Veteran Developers Launch an AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt the Industry’s Stagnation
For years, Unity and Unreal have been the dominant forces shaping game development, accounting for roughly 70% of all Steam releases in 2025. While open‑source alternatives like Godot have gained traction, most large studios still lean on proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—leaving the market seemingly locked into a duopoly. Enter Immens, a startup founded by three sea…
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.
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Veteran Trio Crafts AI-Driven Game Engine to Disrupt Industry’s Stagnation
For more than a decade, Unity and Unreal have been the de‑facto platforms for video‑game creation, accounting for roughly seventy percent of all titles launched on Steam in 2025. While the open‑source Godot engine has enjoyed a surge in popularity and some heavyweight studios still rely on proprietary solutions—Capcom’s RE Engine being a prime example—the market has largely been dominated by the …
Aug. 18, 2026, 1:32 p.m.