Refractor Engine

Refractor Engine is a game engine that was designed by Stockholm-based studio Refraction Games, first developed for the video game Codename Eagle, which was released in November 1999. Refraction Games was later bought by Digital Illusions CE, and the engine was used in their flagship first-person shooter title, Battlefield, specifically the first in the series Battlefield 1942. DICE later designed and developed the Refractor 2 Engine which was first used in the third installment of the franchise, Battlefield 2.

Games using Refractor Engine

Version 1.0

Version 2.0

References

Game engines (list)

Free and
open-source

2D	Adventure Game Studio Beats of Rage Cocos2d Flixel KiriKiri Moai OHRRPGCE OpenFL ORX Pygame Ren'Py Stratagus Thousand Parsec VASSAL Xconq
2.5D	Aleph One Cube Engine
3D	Away3D Blender Game Cafu Crystal Space Cube 2 Engine Delta3D Dim3 GamePlay GLScene Horde3D Irrlicht id Tech (1 2 3 4) JMonkey OGRE Open Wonderland Panda3D Papervision3D Platinum Arts Sandbox Free 3D Game Maker PlayCanvas PLIB Quake (II) Torque 3D
Mix	Allegro Construct Classic Godot libGDX Lightweight Java Game Library Spring Wintermute Engine

Proprietary

2D	Construct 2 Corona Clickteam Fusion GameMaker: Studio GameSalad M.U.G.E.N NScripter RPG Maker Southpaw Stencyl UbiArt Framework Vicious Virtual Theatre V-Play Zillions of Games
3D	4A Amazon Lumberyard Anvil Bork3D C4 Chrome Clausewitz Engine Creation CryEngine Crystal Tools Decima Diesel EAGL EGO Elflight Enforce Enigma Essence Flare3D Fox Frostbite Geo-Mod GoldSrc HeroEngine HydroEngine id Tech (5 6) Ignite IW Jade Kinetica LS3D LithTech Luminous Studio LyN Marmalade Mizuchi MT Framework Outerra Panta Rhei PhyreEngine Plasma Q Real Virtuality REDengine Riot RAGE SAGE Serious Shark 3D ShiVa Silent Storm Snowdrop Source (2) Titan TOSHI Truevision3D Unigine Unity Unreal Vision Visual3D XnGine X-Ray YETI Zero
Mix	Gamebryo Hybrid Graphics Kaneva Game Platform Metismo

Historical

Proprietary
middleware

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