Lithtech engine games

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A old project of mine that I figured out that I should finish.. I have been wondering how many games there are out there that runs some form of lithtech engine. This is what I have so far, feel free to comment if I missed anything.

Lithtech 1.0 - 1.5
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
Originally the LithTech engine was supposed to be called DirectEngine, as Monolith was developing it for Microsoft to be included as a 3D engine for use with Microsoft's DirectX technology. When Microsoft decided not to use the engine Monolith bought back the rights to it and continued development on their own.
They changed the engine's name to Lithtech and also licensed it to other companies.

Shogo: Mobile Armor Division (Also known as Riot: Mobile Armor) October 15, 1998 Monolith Productions	Blood II: The Chosen November 25, 1998 Monolith Productions .	Kiss: Psycho Circus July 14, 2000 Third Law Interactive .

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Lithtech 2.0 - 2.4 & Talon
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
Starting with LithTech 2.0, LithTech Inc. began the process of creating many different versions of the engine. Monolith released their game No One Lives Forever (NOLF) featuring this version of the engine, however it was later revised to LithTech 2.2. The game received an upgrade to LithTech 2.2 in a patch release. The LithTech team then continued to improve version 2.2 for its licensees, resulting in the 2.3 and 2.4 iterations.

LithTech Inc. developed a different engine specifically for Monolith's title, Aliens versus Predator 2. LithTech Talon was based on LithTech 2.2, rather than LithTech 2.4. Because of this choice, LithTech 2.4, RealArcade LithTech, and LithTech Talon became largely incompatible with each other. However, reviewers still thought of it as inferior to Unreal or id Tech.

LithTech Talon's biggest selling point lay in its capable multiplayer support, more efficient when compared to prior versions of LithTech multiplayer that featured poor networking code. Aliens versus Predator 2 features comprehensive multiplayer gameplay utilizing these improvements.

By 2003, Talon was still being licensed.

Sanity: Aiken's Artifact Sep 26, 2000 Monolith Productions	Vietnam: Black Ops Sep 27, 2000 Fused Software, Inc.	No One Lives Forever Nov 09, 2000 Monolith Productions
Elite Forces: WWII - Normandy Feb 02, 2001 Third Law Interactive .	Tex Atomic's Big Bot Battles Apr 15, 2001 Monolith Productions .	Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire Trial by Fire May 18, 2001 Zombie Inc.
Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire Search for the Journal jun 03, 2001 Zombie Inc.	Legends of Might and Magic jun 19 2001 New World Computing, Inc. .	Vietnam 2: Special Assignment Jul 1, 2001 Single Cell Software .
Elite Forces: WWII - Iwo Jima Sep 30, 2001 3LV Games	No One Lives Forever GOTY Oct 05, 2001 Monolith Productions	Aliens Versus Predator 2 Oct 22, 2001 Monolith Productions
Alcatraz: Prison Escape Oct 30, 2001 Zombie Inc.	Mini Golf Master 2 2002 3LV Games	March! Offworld Recon Jan 23, 2003 HBM Ltd.
Global Operations Mar 26, 2002 Barking Dog Studios, Ltd.	Might and Magic IX Mar 29, 2002 New World Computing, Inc.	Crisis Team: Ambulance Driver Apr 02, 2002 Antidote Entertainment
Die Hard: Nakatomi Plaza Apr 22, 2002 Piranha Games, Inc. .	Elite Forces: Navy SEALs May 15, 2002 Jarhead Games Inc. .	Arthur's Quest: Battle for the Kingdom Aug 26, 2002 3LV Games
CTU: Marine Sharpshooter Mar 20, 2003 Jarhead Games Inc. .	Purge Mar 31, 2003 Freeform Interactive LLC .	Codename: Nina Global Terrorism Strike Force Apr 08, 2003 Detalion
Elite Forces: Navy SEALs Weapons of Mass Destruction Jul 18, 2003 Jarhead Games Inc.	Western Outlaw: Wanted Dead or Alive Sep 28, 2003 Jarhead Games Inc.	Marine Sharpshooter II: Jungle Warfare Jun 24, 2004 Jarhead Games Inc.

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Lithtech Jupiter
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
LithTech Jupiter was a through overhaul of the LithTech technology, developed as an alternative to Lithtech 3.x. In some ways, the original version of Jupiter was even more technologically advanced than its competitors, since it supported Shader Model 1.x and included a visualization tool, whereas at the time Unreal and Quake only supported CPU-based shaders.

A custom version of Jupiter was made especially for Monolith, for use with their Tron 2.0 game, this release was codenamed LithTech Triton. Eventually, LithTech Triton's new features were merged back into LithTech Jupiter for licensees.

Sniper - Path of Vengeance Sep 19, 2002 Mirage Interactive LLC	No One Lives Forever 2 30. september 2002 Monolith Productions	Gods and Generals Mar 01, 2003 Anivision
Rubies of Eventide Jun 02, 2003 Cyber Warrior, Inc.	Mistmare Jul 03, 2003 Arxel Tribe	Tron 2 Aug 26, 2003 Monolith
Contract J.A.C.K Nov 11, 2003 Monolith Productions	Mysterious Journey II Nov 24, 2003 Detalion	Mob Enforcer Jul 13, 2004 Touchdown Entertainment
Marine Sharpshooter II Jun 24, 2004 Jarhead Games Inc.	World War II: Sniper - Call to Victory Oct 12, 2004 Jarhead Games Inc.	Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault Nov 04, 2004 Electronic Arts Inc.
Sentinel Dec 14, 2004 Detalion	Army Ranger: Mogadishu May, 2005 Jarhead Games Inc.	Sniper - Sudden Attack April 11, 2005 Nexon GT
Face of Mankind Mar 27, 2006 Duplex Systems	Terrawars: NY Invasion Jun 28, 2006 Ladyluck Digital Media Inc.	Combat Arms: Reload Oct 31, 2018 Nexon Corporation

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Lithtech Discovery
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
LithTech Discovery was created with the MMORPG genre and its unique requirements in mind. Discovery improved upon the working technology from LithTech 2.2, but also included the Distributed Object System which was the centerpiece of LithTech 3.x. The only game title to be powered by LithTech Discovery was The Matrix Online by Monolith. The engine was never licensed to any other company.

The Matrix Online March 22, 2005 Monolith Productions

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Lithtech Jupiter Extended (EX)
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
As of 2005 the latest public iteration of the LithTech engine was Jupiter Extended (or Jupiter EX), which was featured in F.E.A.R. and Condemned: Criminal Origins, both developed by Monolith. Compared to its precursor Jupiter, the Extended version was driven by a new DirectX 9 renderer and other advancements, including the addition of Havok physics software for improved real-world physics simulation, dynamic per-pixel lighting, bump mapping, normal mapping, and specular highlighting. Along with Havok's character dynamics, Jupiter EX also includes the "Havok Vehicle Kit", which adds support for common vehicle behavior.

F.E.A.R.: First Encounter Assault Recon Oct 17, 2005 Monolith Productions	Condemned: Criminal Origins Nov 15, 2005 Monolith Productions .	F.E.A.R. Combat Aug 17, 2006 Monolith Productions .
F.E.A.R.: Perseus Mandate Nov 06, 2007 TimeGate Studios, Inc.	Terrorist Takedown 2 Feb 18, 2008 City Interactive S.A.	Condemned 2: Bloodshot Mar 11, 2008 Monolith Productions, Inc.
Operation Thunderstorm Mar 19, 2008 City Interactive S.A.	Code of Honor 2: Conspiracy Island Aug 19, 2008 City Interactive S.A.	SAS: Secure Tomorrow Sep 30, 2008 City Interactive S.A.
Royal Marines Commando Nov 14, 2008 City Interactive S.A.	Battlestrike: Shadow of Stalingrad Mar 23, 2009 City Interactive S.A.	Code of Honor 3: Desperate Measures Aug 21, 2009 City Interactive S.A.
F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin Feb 10, 2009 Monolith Productions, Inc.	Terrorist Takedown 3 Apr 04, 2010 City Interactive S.A.	Wolfschanze II 2011 City Interactive S.A.
Gotham City Impostors Feb 07, 2012 Monolith Productions, Inc.	District 187: Sin Streets Nov 20, 2012 Netmarble	Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Sep 30, 2014 Monolith Productions

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Undefined Version
Sources: wikipedia.org mobygames.com archive.org
I have too little information about these games to figure out which version of the lithtech engine these are.

Heat Project May 14, 2003 DOOBIC Entertainment	Wolfteam Oct, 2007 Softnyx Ltd/Aeria Games?	Repulse Aug, 2013? Aeria Games?

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Hi

Heat Reborn , is may too an Lithtech Engine (Undefined Version) Game
Is Free on Steam



Here are all Listed , when you have some/one forgot
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LithTech

Today i saw that ^^ , i know isn't Lithtech Engine
^^

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According to:

https://www.igdb.com/games/heat-reborn/presskit

It was built on Valve's source engine

Here are all Listed , when you have some/one forgot
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LithTech

Many of them are listed there yeah, but not all.. I used that as one of my sources