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| Official Website =https://www.ultraengine.com | | Official Website =https://www.ultraengine.com | ||
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}}Leadwerks program is an gaming engine that shares multiple types of licenses, one of them being perpetual ( for single user ). | }} | ||
'''Leadwerks program''' is an gaming engine that shares multiple types of licenses, one of them being perpetual ( for single user ). | |||
Game developers are required to code their game using the code that powers the engine. As this practice is tightly coupled with the interface of the gaming engine, games cannot be ported to other gaming engines. Having a game engine that can be disabled remotely should convince you to not trust the owner of the engine and save yourself from losing years of your work. | Game developers are required to code their game using the code that powers the engine. As this practice is tightly coupled with the interface of the gaming engine, games cannot be ported to other gaming engines. Having a game engine that can be disabled remotely should convince you to not trust the owner of the engine and save yourself from losing years of your work. | ||