Havok reduces licensing fee for studios with game budgets under $20M
Havok announced that it will reduce its licensing fee for game studios who have game budgets under $20 million. The price cut reflects the...
Microsoft buys Havok from Intel, promises to keep licensing physics tech
Microsoft now owns one of gaming’s most popular middleware tools. The Xbox company announced this morning that it has acquired Havok, the technology company best...
Havok FX is a graphical effects tech aimed at PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC
Game development technology software company Havok announced its new visual effects product, Havok FX, today. The technology makes visual effects such as particle, dust, shrapnel, and smoke more CPU-friendly and less intensive in 3D game worlds, and it’s designed to run on the main processor rather than graphical chips.
Havok celebrates 15 years of cool interactive physics effects in games
Most new games feature outstanding physical realism. If it doesn't have physics, it looks fake.
Havok: Next gen is all about dynamic, destructible environments
Next-gen visuals will benefit more from physics and destruction than polygon counts.
Activision taps Swrve for mobile game analytics and A/B testing
Activision Blizzard and Swrve are proving that mobile games are as important as those for consoles.