Havok

Software giant says it will continue to license the physics engine to developers

Users of Havok's 3D mobile engine benefit from Autodesk's UI solution

Product head says generational shift an opportunity for all middleware even as mobile erodes money spent on AAA games

"Delighted to be able to offer professional grade tools to mobile devs for free"

Middleware companies join forces

Two teams to integrate by end of August

Mike Walsh joins German AI specialist

Physics and engine tools sign up for Sony's new handheld

New studio to be headed by Thomas Jakobsen

Physics middleware gets modular Strike Program

Intel-owned physics emulation company buys middleware tech

Existing board member David Coghlan to lead award-winning middleware company

MD of Irish tech firm to step down after 7 years to "pursue other business interests"

Krome Studios first to take advantage of new affordable scheme

Havok's first middleware partnership aims to increase creative and technical freedom for users

Two-year contract will see the game engines used in Deep Silver's largest global multi-platform launch

Carnival Games sequel and more to feature physics software

Intel's recently announced acquisition of middleware developer Havok cost the company USD 110 million (EUR 79.4m) according to TVC Holdings.

Intel is to acquire videogame and movie software specialist Havok.

Havok 4.5 will go on show at GDC in San Francisco next week, with the company using a brand new demo to show off the enhanced behavioural engine.

Physics middleware specialist Havok is set to reveal its latest suite of products at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco next month - with the firm launching an animation solution to tie in with its popular physics system.