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Engine:Ubisoft OpenSpace

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Ubisoft OpenSpace
Developers
Ubisoft Montpellier
First release date
1998

Game Developer Publisher First release
Alex Builds His Farm Ubisoft Montreal Playmobil Interactive July 15, 1999
Batman: Vengeance Ubisoft Montreal Ubisoft, Russobit-M September 6, 2002
Disney's Dinosaur Ubisoft Paris Disney Interactive Studios, Noviy Disk December 15, 2000
Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers Ubisoft Casablanca Ubisoft, Noviy Disk November 9, 2000
Hype: The Time Quest Ubisoft Montreal Playmobil Interactive November 20, 1999
Largo Winch: Empire Under Threat Ubisoft Annecy Ubisoft, Akella September 5, 2002
Laura's Happy Adventures Ubisoft Montreal Playmobil Interactive January 1, 1998
Rayman 2: The Great Escape Ubi Pictures Ubisoft, Licomp Empik Multimedia November 4, 1999
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc Ubisoft Paris, Ubi Pictures Ubisoft, Licomp Empik Multimedia, Buka Entertainment, Feral Interactive, Feral Interactive March 21, 2003
Rayman M Ubi Pictures, Ubisoft Milan Ubisoft, Brasoft, Licomp Empik Multimedia December 14, 2001
The Jungle Book: Groove Party Ubisoft Montreal Disney Interactive Studios November 1, 2000
Tonic Trouble Ubisoft Montreal, Ubi Pictures Ubisoft December 6, 1999
Tonic Trouble Special Edition Ubisoft Montreal, Ubi Pictures Ubisoft January 1, 1998
V.I.P. Ubisoft Shanghai Ubisoft, Russobit-M January 1, 2002
A more detailed game list can be found here: https://raymanpc.com/wiki/en/OpenSpace
Originally known as CPA/ACP (Central Programming Architecture) during the development of Tonic Trouble and Rayman 2: The Great Escape. The name OpenSpace wasn't used until later games and was first officially seen in a press release.