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Freescape

Software entity

Developed in-house by Incentive Software in 1986, Freescape is considered to be the first proprietary 3D engine ever to be used in computer games.

37
games
8
platforms
Total Eclipse (Amstrad CPC)
Total Eclipse
CPC 1988
Dark Side (MS-DOS)
Dark Side
DOS 1988
Castle Master II: The Crypt (MS-DOS)
Castle Master II: The Crypt
DOS 1990
Castle Master II: The Crypt (Commodore 64)
Castle Master II: The Crypt
C64 1990
Total Eclipse (ZX Spectrum)
Total Eclipse
SPC 1988
Driller (ZX Spectrum)
Driller
SPC 1987
Castle Master II: The Crypt (Amiga OCS)
Castle Master II: The Crypt
OCS 1990
Total Eclipse (Commodore 64)
Total Eclipse
C64 1988
Dark Side (Amstrad CPC)
Dark Side
CPC 1988
Total Eclipse (Commodore 16/Plus 4)
Total Eclipse
C16 1990
Dark Side (ZX Spectrum)
Dark Side
SPC 1988
Driller (Atari ST)
Driller
ST 1988
3D Construction Kit was later released as a game creator toolkit for the engine.

Popular tags

c64supercpu display-cga display-ega display-hgc display-tga

Parent group

Game engines

Games by year

878889909192 1648120 AB
A1991 - 3D Construction Kit released
B1992 - 3D Construction Kit 2 released

The first Freescape video game was released in 1987.

Domark, Incentive and Incentive Software published most of these games.

Platforms

C64 7
ZX Spectrum 6
Amstrad CPC 6
Amiga 5
Atari ST 5
MS-DOS 5
C16/Plus4 2
Enterprise 1

Most common companies

Domark12
Incentive8
Incentive Software7