Tanoa was chosen because it was big enough and included a lot of entities, so it was a good test for the engine. Our first project was to “port” the beautiful island of Tanoa from Arma 3 into Enfusion and run it on PlayStation 4. But you can’t develop an engine forever you must have a game project in mind. We also deleted thousands of lines of code knowing that we’d need to write that code again, but better or different. Enfusion is kind of a mashup of the two, though many things have been rewritten or upgraded. We reused a lot from our Enforce and RV engines. We talked a lot with our Creative Director, Ivan Buchta, who told us which features he wanted to be implemented in our subsequent games and we developed the technology accordingly. Bohemia Interactive has over 20 years of experience making games and game engines, so our approach was iterative and based on discussions with experienced people throughout the company.
ULTIMATE SOUND STUDIO BOHEMIA FULL
Bohemia was starting to show significant growth and people began working on Enfusion full time. I believe we split the engine source code from DayZ in 2018. But it took a few years before development actually started in earnest. Pavel Šafář: The earliest mention of Enfusion dates back to 2014 when our CEO decided that Bohemia needed to develop a powerful and flexible game engine. 80.lv: How did the story of Enfusion begin? What was the original plan? What goals did you have?
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