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Freescape

Software entity

38
games
8
platforms

Developed in-house by Incentive Software in 1986, Freescape is considered to be the first proprietary 3D engine ever to be used in computer games.

Notable people involved: Paul Gregory, Sean Ellis, Wally Beben, Mike Salmon and Matt Furniss

Driller (Amstrad CPC)
Driller
CPC 1987
Driller (Atari ST)
Driller
ST 1988
Driller (Commodore 64)
Driller
C64 1987
Dark Side (Amiga OCS)
Dark Side
OCS 1989
Driller (MS-DOS)
Driller
DOS 1988
A Chance in Hell (Commodore 64)
A Chance in Hell
C64 2011
Castle Master II: The Crypt (MS-DOS)
Castle Master II: The Crypt
DOS 1990
Dark Side (ZX Spectrum)
Dark Side
SPC 1988
Castle Master II: The Crypt (Commodore 64)
Castle Master II: The Crypt
C64 1990
Castle Master (MS-DOS)
Castle Master
DOS 1990
Dark Side (Atari ST)
Dark Side
ST 1989
Total Eclipse (Commodore 16/Plus 4)
Total Eclipse
C16 1990
3D Construction Kit was later released as a game creator toolkit for the engine.

Popular tags

c64supercpu display-cga display-ega display-hgc display-tga puzzleadventure

Parent group

Game engines

Freescape games by year

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Related events
A1991 - 3D Construction Kit released
B1992 - 3D Construction Kit 2 released

The first Freescape video game was released in 1987.

Domark, Incentive and Incentive Software published most of these games.

Platforms

C648
ZX Spectrum6
Amstrad CPC6
Amiga5
Atari ST5
MS-DOS5
C16/Plus42
Enterprise1

Most common companies

Domark13
Incentive10
Incentive Software10
Spotlight Software4
MicroProse4
Epyx3