Ultimate Experience Engine

The Ultimate Experience Engine, UEE for short, is a game engine developed by Infinite Development Inc. and used in all of their games. The engine was entirely built from scratch, with the entire staff of IDI working on it. The engine has been modified to add or remove certain game features and change gameplay experiences.
The UEE was originally made to create the most realistic game experience possible, but was later changed to creating a great-looking, easily modifiable engine capable of multiple genres and art styles. The engine's development initially started in 2010 and was not completed until mid-2013.
The engine was first used in the cancelled game Battlegrounds, where it was classified as the "UEE Mk.I" by the staff at IDI. Before the release of Tank Commander, all that was known was that a faux engine known as the Project Nexus Engine was going to be used. Once the game was released, the official name was given.
The engine is planned to be used in the studio's other projects and is currently sharing rights with Prime Studios for usage of the engine.
==Development History==
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==Games==
*Battlegrounds (Cancelled) - "UEE Mk.I"
*Tank Commander (On Hold) - "UEE Mk.I"
*Fall of Nations (2024) - "UEE Mk.I"
*Steel Goliaths (2026) - "UEE Mk.II"
*Road of War (2029) - "UEE Mk.II"
*One Life (2026) - "UEE Mk.II"
*Meltdown (2018) - "UEE Mk.II" (Game developed by: Prime Studios)
==Gallery==
UEE.png|UEE logo (2012-2017)
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