Havok Unveils First Physics Engine Demo in Over a Decade

The new tech showcase highlights advanced destruction physics and coincides with the release of Havok 2024.2.

Havok has released its first tech demo video in over 10 years, showcasing dynamic destruction capabilities in its updated physics engine.
The demo, set in an underground cave, features collapsing debris, destructible environments, and explosive sequences designed to highlight the engine's potential.
This release aligns with the launch of Havok 2024.2, which introduces support for larger worlds, improved CMake integration, and performance enhancements across its product suite.
Havok's physics engine has been foundational to iconic games such as Half-Life 2, Fallout: New Vegas, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, among others.
The demo also suggests potential for seamless integration with Unreal Engine projects, as hinted by the Unreal Engine badge in the video.