Dev rebuilds a 26-year-old game on Open Dark Engine; AI gameplay logic is the hard part
josephdviviano · x · 2026-09-14
Developer josephdviviano shows progress rebuilding a 26-year-old game: the engine sits on the open-source Open Dark Engine project, with bgfx for visuals and Steam Audio for sound, loading all assets straight from the original disks. He shares water effect footage and notes that getting gameplay logic and AI behavior right is proving difficult, though he believes he can get there.
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