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The Mohawk engine was developed by [[Broderbund]] starting in the early 1990's with the Windows port of [[Myst]]. It then went on to be used in many more Broderbund games throughout the decade including many educational games such as the [[Living Books series]] and the [[Carmen Sandiego series]]. Other adventure games such as [[In the 1st Degree]] also sprung up. By the end of the decade its use began to decline, but was still used in [[Riven: The Sequel to Myst]] and the Masterpiece Edition of [[Myst]]. | The Mohawk engine was developed by [[Broderbund]] starting in the early 1990's with the Windows port of [[Myst]]. It then went on to be used in many more Broderbund games throughout the decade including many educational games such as the [[Living Books series]] and the [[Carmen Sandiego series]]. Other adventure games such as [[In the 1st Degree]] also sprung up. By the end of the decade its use began to decline, but was still used in [[Riven: The Sequel to Myst]] and the Masterpiece Edition of [[Myst]]. | ||
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* [ | * [[Mohawk/TODO|Mohawk TODO]] | ||
[[Category:Engines]] | [[Category:Engines]] | ||
Revision as of 02:28, 30 December 2009
| Mohawk | ||
|---|---|---|
| Engine developer | clone2727, digitall md5, sev | |
| Companies that used it | Broderbund | |
| Games that use it | Myst, Riven: The Sequel to Myst, and many more... | |
| Date added to ScummVM | 2009-12-29 | |
| First release containing it | None | |
The Mohawk engine was developed by Broderbund starting in the early 1990's with the Windows port of Myst. It then went on to be used in many more Broderbund games throughout the decade including many educational games such as the Living Books series and the Carmen Sandiego series. Other adventure games such as In the 1st Degree also sprung up. By the end of the decade its use began to decline, but was still used in Riven: The Sequel to Myst and the Masterpiece Edition of Myst.