TEGE

Look and feel. One-click art style presets from PS1 wobble to painterly. Retro effects: dithering, CRT, palette crush, the gatekept 4th to 6th gen console looks. Ray tracing when the hardware has it. Gaussian splat import: photoreal phone captures as scene objects. Custom shader graph, post-process volumes, procedural skies with custom clouds, non-Euclidean spaces and 4D projection for the weird stuff.

World and simulation. Dynamic fabric: tearable cloth that catches the wind. Weather in zones, seasons that change the trees. Water three ways, including fluid simulation that carves terrain. GPU particles with world collision. Living vegetation. Destructibles, Voronoi fracture, metaballs, reaction-diffusion. An elemental system where fire spreads and water douses.

Procedural generation. Dungeon generator, wave function collapse in 2D and 3D, scatter with Poisson and Voronoi modes that conforms to terrain, terrain generation with erosion and auto-splatting, random bags with Markov chains. Everything seeded and replay-stable.

Play and feel. Character controllers for every genre. Time rewind as a game mechanic and a debug tool. Shareable replays: record a session, export one file, someone else watches it, with bookmarks that mark bugs by themselves. Surface response, quests, dialogue trees, cinematics, tiered saves, dynamic difficulty, IK and motion matching.

Sound. DAW-style audio: buses, event graphs, audio-reactive visuals that pulse to the music. Spatial audio with HRTF, occlusion, and per-zone reverb through Steam Audio. MIDI input as a controller.

The editor. Build within three clicks. Every component explains itself: what it does, how to use it, what it connects to. The wiring board: flip any entity into a node map. Non-destructive scene variant layers. A DAW-style play transport that scrubs backward through time. Real-time collaborative editing, pixel editor, vector drawing, terrain brushes, git integration.

Openness. Your game is a file you own: readable JSON scenes, plain-text scripts, documented formats. AngelScript with a beginner-friendly skeleton, deep C++ when you want it. An MCP server so any AI agent becomes a copilot. Desktop builds and web export. No account, no license server, works fully offline.

Accessibility from the ground up. Colorblind modes, screen reader, subtitles, content warnings, remappable and alternative input, reduced motion honored everywhere, OpenDyslexic built in. Every exported game ships with the accessibility menu.