Frostbite
Frostbite is a game engine developed by Electronic Arts, used in many of their titles and created with the goal of providing a better platform for game development. It is primarily used for first-person shooter and action games.
I would use this engine in creating action-oriented games such as shooters, driving, or adventure games. This engine is well known for its stable frame rate and its powerful particle, lighting and shadowing effects. It is also capable of creating very large and detailed environments. One of the risks when using this engine for indie game development is the complexity of the engine itself. It may be difficult for an indie developer to use the engine if they are not used to the workflow or have limited resources. Additionally, the cost of third-party plugins and assets may be prohibitively expensive for some indie developers. The Frostbite engine has seen great success in the indie game world. Its physics engine has been used in some popular indie games such as Terraria and Subnautica. Frostbite has also been used to create games with stunning graphics and immersive worlds, such as No Man’s Sky and Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. This engine is best suited for experienced developers who have the resources to take advantage of all the features and capabilities of the engine. Popular plugins for this engine include NVIDIA PhysX for physics simulations, SpeedTree for creating foliage, and Sequencer for creating intricate cinematic scenes.
