EVE Onlineの「Carbonエンジン」がオープンソース化：Fenris Creationsがその理由を語る
Fenris Creationsは、『EVE Online』の基盤技術であるCarbonゲームエンジンをオープンソースとして公開したと発表した。この決定により、開発コミュニティはエンジンの内部構造を学習・改良し、自らのプロジェクトに活用することが可能となる。同社は、長年の開発で培われた技術的知見を共有し、ゲーム開発全体の革新を促進する狙いがあると説明している。
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