Despite the Decima Engine's technological superiority and its pivotal role in the success of titles like Horizon, its adoption beyond Guerrilla Games has been surprisingly limited. This underutilization raises questions about internal strategies at Sony Interactive Entertainment and the broader gaming industry's approach to asset management. In times where technological innovation should drive market competition, the lack of initiative to maximize the potential of such proprietary advancements may reflect on the industry's priorities and efficiency.
Sony's Decima Engine Underutilized Amidst Broader Industry Challenges
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The Decima Engine has not been widely utilized outside of Guerrilla Games-developed titles—their Horizon series has mostly showcased this (Sony Interactive Entertainment-owned) proprietary technology. Kojima Productions (Death Stranding 1 & 2) and Supermassiv…
The Decima Engine, a crown jewel in game development technology, originally cultivated by Guerrilla Games, is now empowering a wider community of creators across PlayStation's diverse development teams. This strategic sharing of proprietary technology exemplifies the strength of collaborative efforts, potentially reducing the carbon footprint by optimizing resource use and fostering inclusivity in game development. Highlighting the engine's role in creating visually stunning, environmentally set games like Horizon, it's a beacon for sustainability and creativity in digital spaces.