I'm definitely in the 'I'll believe it when I see it' camp as well. On behalf of the Making Fun + Dream Primer team In the meantime, we are always here to support you with any issues you may have with Eternium. I look forward to continuing this conversation with you. They will reach an important milestone soon, at which time we will have more to share.

For now, I’ll leave you with a teaser that Dream Primer has made amazing progress developing a next-gen prototype on Unreal.

We will share information about progress and plans as things develop. We are super excited about the opportunities Unreal provides for advancing Eternium, especially its support for real-time multiplayer development. After careful consideration, we have chosen Unreal Engine 5 as the new engine technology platform for Eternium. We are at a severe disadvantage on this orphaned tech it is time to move on.ĭream Primer took a deep dive in to carefully consider and test the various options – which we quickly boiled down to Unity vs. Think about it: how many engineers do Unity and Unreal have managing their game engines? We have a far smaller number managing the core engine technology while also developing the game on top of it. Working on Marmalade has severely limited the ways that Eternium can grow. Dream Primer has been doing an admirable job of supporting the engine themselves, hacking at the Marmalade source code we licensed in order to keep Eternium functional and compliant with the ever evolving Apple and Google APIs.

It was the best choice when we started development nearly a decade ago, but times have changed and it is no longer supported by its creators. People have been asking: what’s up with Eternium? The real question should be: what’s next for Eternium?Īs many of you know, Eternium is written on the Marmalade game engine. Hello Eternium Community and thank you for supporting the best-ever mobile action RPG!

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