Reply To: The release date thread: current status "When it's done"

[Paul]

We do have other developers (check out our about page) but they are working on other projects. It is challenging keeping up with the pace of mobile development, but I’ve done my best to squeeze in as much new tech as I have time for. The Sentinel 4 engine is now full of extras including being fully reworked to support OpenGL shaders so we now have real-time lighting, full screen and post-processing FX such as screen deformation, bloom etc. On top of this, we now have a completely new GUI system (to support native resolution on any device/platform), a new sprite animation system, the list goes on. It might not be the next Unreal engine or compete with Infinity Blade on that level, but we aren’t trying to. It is, however, massive leaps forward from what we had in Sentinel 3, and I’m sure once it’s fully polished and implemented then you will be impressed with the results.