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Fans have explored several different engines | Fans have explored several different game engines as a way to recreate Oni with more advanced graphics and other features. The following projects were either an experiment in using a new engine, a proto-sequel to Oni, or a game simply inspired by Oni: | ||
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0v-hZZ_ofk Oni Deathmatch Multiplayer] | |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0v-hZZ_ofk Oni Deathmatch Multiplayer] |
Revision as of 14:20, 24 June 2020
Fans have explored several different game engines as a way to recreate Oni with more advanced graphics and other features. The following projects were either an experiment in using a new engine, a proto-sequel to Oni, or a game simply inspired by Oni:
Name | Engine | Under development |
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Ion Eyes | Unreal Engine 4 | Yes |
Konoko Payne | Flexine | No |
Serious Konoko | Serious Engine 2 | No |
UnrealOni | Unreal Engine 4 | No |
Oni Deathmatch Multiplayer | GoldSrc | No |
Oni-Round2 | Unity | No |
OniBGE | Blender Game Engine/UPBGE Eevee | Yes |