Dunia Engine

Dunia Engine is a game engine developed by Ubisoft's Montreal development team for Far Cry 2, the sequel to Far Cry made by Crytek. The game engine was designed for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. It is a heavily modified version of the CryEngine, which Ubisoft licensed from Crytek. Dunia means "world", "earth" or "living" in Hindi and Arabic but also used in many languages with Arabic loanwords including Punjabi, Azeri, Persian, Nepali, Bengali... more
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