Odyssey Engine

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Odyssey Engine

An example of the engine in play, in the game Knights of the Old Republic II, running on a low-end system.
Developer: BioWare
OS: Microsoft Windows, Mac
Use: game engine
Website: Official Website


The Odyssey Engine is a computer game engine developed by BioWare and has exclusively been used to create three dimensional computer role-playing games. The engine is BioWare's third license-able engine, after the Infinity Engine and the Aurora Engine.

The engine was first used by BioWare to produce the critically acclaimed Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic released on November 19, 2003. The engine was later licensed to Obsidian Entertainment to develop the sequel, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords first released December 6, 2004. The engine was based on the Aurora Engine and added 3D backgrounds and character facial motions.

The engine appears to have been retired, with no future titles based on it announced- rather Bioware is developing a new "Dragon Age Engine" as the Odyssey Engine's successor. The new engine's name is Eclipse engine.

The engine has been used on the following platforms:


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