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The '''Tiger Engine''', which was used to develop both Destiny games, is a heavily modified version of the '''Blam! Engine''' (aka [[Engine:Halo Engine|Halo Engine]]) that powered most Halo games.<ref>[https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022106/Lessons-from-the-Core-Engine Lessons from the Core Engine]</ref>
 
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The '''Tiger Engine''', which was used to develop both Destiny games, is a heavily modified version of the '''Blam! Engine''' (aka [[Engine:Halo Engine|Halo Engine]]) that powered most Halo games.<ref>[https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022106/Lessons-from-the-Core-Engine Lessons from the Core Engine]</ref>
 

Latest revision as of 18:07, 19 January 2022

The Tiger Engine, which was used to develop both Destiny games, is a heavily modified version of the Blam! Engine (aka Halo Engine) that powered most Halo games.[1]

Tiger Engine
Developers
Bungie
First release date
2014
Predecessor
Halo Engine

Game Developer Publisher First release
Destiny 2 Bungie Bungie, Activision October 24, 2017
  1. ↑ Lessons from the Core Engine