OPengine
Commercial licenceThe OPengine was originally started as an in-house only engine to create games within OPifex Entertainment. As it grew and became further and further...
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OPifex Entertainment is a partnership based out of Michigan, USA. We are a small team of dedicated game developers who strive to create games that are worth talking about. We have fresh ideas, with hopes to pierce the standard gaming mentality and deliver products that truly give our players a unique experience. We dubbed ourselves OPifex not only because of our creative, unique game design, but also our exploration into new technologies and techniques that really make our games shine. At the end of the day, it's not about fame or fortune, it's about our creative energy being channeled into one package that leaves one saying "Damn, this is fun!"
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