“Yebis 2 has enabled our development team to fine tune our visual effects to true next-gen quality levels,” said Andrea Basilio, Game Director at Milestone. “Our aim with MotoGP 14 is to bring the most true-to-life superbike racing experience ever seen, and using the Yebis 2 middleware enabled us to achieve the finest optical effects. In short, Yebis 2 fine-tuned our visuals enabling the dev team to fine tune the gameplay to perfection as you can see from the comparison screens we’ve recently released.”
“Through the power of Yebis 2, developers can create fantastic visual effects that complement their games,” says Takehiko Terada, CEO of Silicon Studio. “As seen in the incredibly realistic lighting effects displayed in MotoGP 14, Yebis 2 has the flexibility and power to achieve the visuals goals of any game developer.”
Selected by Develop Magazine to the “Develop 100: Ones To Watch 2014," Yebis 2 is a post-processing solution with the power to create stunning visual effects for next-gen development while offering current gen developers the ability to deliver high-quality visuals and lens-simulation effects. As seen in Agni's Philosophy – Final Fantasy Real-time Tech Demo which debuted on the PlayStation 4 system from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. announcement showcasing the powerful visual effects of the platform, and demonstrated at the official unveiling of Google’s Nexus 7 tablet, Yebis 2 delivers flexible power to any development platform.
For more information on the game, check out the official MotoGP 14 website.