India uses island Crisis 2 engine to develop simulated counter-terrorism emergency game

The latest news of January 10, in response to the increasingly serious counter-terrorism situation, the Indian government is carrying out a large-scale activities aimed at strengthening the counter-terrorism response capacity, including the development of a simulation game for professional training to use. The 14 computer experts from India's next-generation public labs have formed the game's development team, which will use the Super CryEngine3 engine (the Island Crisis 2 engine) to develop the simulation game.　　The game will realistically reproduce the Bangalore Mall in India and its surrounding environment, the game is to simulate the region in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, rescue and security personnel in the first time to the scene for disposal. The game allows many people to cooperate at the same time games, such as police, security, doctors, firefighters and other professional professionals can participate in the game, training and coordination. Since this is not part of the commercial game category, the CryEngine3 engine, which is expensive to authorize, is available to the Government of India Crytek free of charge. (Digging the shell net)