CEmerkki

CEmerkki was an early video game engine developed by Remedy Entertainment, a Finnish video game developer. The engine was in use from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. CEmerkki allowed for 3D graphics and was utilized for several of Remedy's early games, including its debut title, Saturion, and the game, Eluminous.

CEmerkki also powered the less-known game, Death Trigger. Free from the constraints of having to work on the major game series which Remedy would go on to develop later, it showcased the developers' ability to create captivating stories and 3D environments.

Remedy's continued success can be attributed to consistently pushing the boundaries of storytelling within games. This drive for innovation ultimately led to the creation of the Max Payne series and the game, Alan Wake. It is unclear if the CEmerkki engine still exists, however its role in Remedy's early development is undeniable.