Well it may be unpleasant to work with ( I wouldn't have a clue, obviously! ) but it's sure been used on a lot of good and successful games across a wide variety of platforms.
I remember being particularly impressed with how it handled Broken Sword 3. Broken Sword 3 wasn't using tons of shaders and every special effect known to man, it was just relying on the quality of the artwork and the renderer, and I felt Renderware just made it look very clean and smooth. Seemed to be pretty bug-free too, since I recall no patches being required.
I remember being particularly impressed with how it handled Broken Sword 3. Broken Sword 3 wasn't using tons of shaders and every special effect known to man, it was just relying on the quality of the artwork and the renderer, and I felt Renderware just made it look very clean and smooth. Seemed to be pretty bug-free too, since I recall no patches being required.