Created by Eclipse Entertainment between 1996 and 1999 and later acquired by WildTangent in the year 2000, Genesis3D was one of the first open-source rendering engines and served the interest of a large base of aspiring game developers, many of which became professional game developers and still serve in the industry today. While no longer viable on today's modern hardware the engine lives on as a historical artifact as we look to turn the page to a new chapter in modern graphics engine development. If you care to develop with Genesis3D 1.1, you may do so, free of licensing obligations as the engine is abandonware and the stakeholders are long gone.
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Amsterdoom
First Person ShooterThe plot of AmsterDoom is simple: Aliens have conquered Amsterdam and the player has to drive them back. The defining feature of this game is that all...
GHGames Zombie Games
First Person ShooterThe two games, Zombiecity (2004) and the sequel Zombies!!! (2005) were developed in the Genesis3D game engine. Walk through cities, laboratories and reactor...
Reactor Creatures
First Person ShooterA nuclear accident creates mutated creatures that are now threatening humanity. Search the surroundings, find and kill them.
GHGames Fight Club 1 & 2
Third Person ShooterGHGames Fight Club 1 and 2 (GFC 1 and 2) were developed with the Genesis engine to test split screen capabilities of the engine. While GFC 1 is a strict...
The Purge 2
Third Person ShooterYou are a crazy environmental activist, who decided to open his own waste recycling business. But this is not an ordinary business. You scavenge the city...
Killermachines
First Person ShooterComputers start to become intelligent and begin to build a robot army to fight humanity. Defeat the robots, reach the final boss!
The Purge
Third Person ShooterYou are an environmental extremist that goes on a bloody purge to punish people. This minigame consists of 3 levels, in which you are targetting people...
Mod SDK & Community
Built a game for Genesis3D and want to support mods? Try mod.io, a cross-platform mod SDK created by ModDB which makes it easy to get a mod community up and running in-game. Currently seeking games to integrate and promote
