Difference between revisions of "Efh"
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{{EngineDescription| | {{EngineDescription| | ||
name=Efh| | name=Efh| | ||
developer=[[User:strangerke|strangerke]]| | developer=[[madmoose], [User:strangerke|strangerke], [User:tmm|TMM]]| | ||
companies=[[Electronic Arts]]| | companies=[[Electronic Arts]]| | ||
usedBy=[[Escape from Hell]]| | usedBy=[[Escape from Hell]]| | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 14 October 2023
| Efh | ||
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| Engine developer | [[madmoose], [User:strangerke|strangerke], [User:tmm|TMM]] | |
| Companies that used it | Electronic Arts | |
| Games that use it | Escape from Hell | |
| Date added to ScummVM | 2022-11-11 | |
| First release containing it | None | |
The Efh engine was used by Electronic Arts in Escape from Hell, which is a game written from scratch. The game uses a basic scripting mecanism to handle in-game interactions, but pretty much all the rest is hardcoded.
Note that despite several publications stating that the game is uses the same engine as Wasteland, this is inaccurate. While the two games do have a similar art style and gameplay, our developers reverse-engineering the game note that it doesn't bear any commonalities with that game's engine.
Games
Status
- Only known version supported (English DOS)
- Not fully tested yet
- Only MCGA graphics mode is supported