In the nearly six years of Confetti’s existence, this was by far the most exciting, most successful, and most colorful year.
This year, we got the chance to work with many AAA teams and help them fulfill their vision of a great game.
For AMD, we worked on CPU optimizations for the new Futuremark Benchmark.
Our first customer, Qualcomm, has worked with us for more than five years. We are very proud of that relationship. This year, we spent some time in the Qualcomm offices in San Diego and India.
Amazon Game Studios is becoming a technology powerhouse. We help by adding features to their engine.
At the beginning of the year, we worked on Murdered: Soul Suspect on a wide range of visual effects and engine optimizations.
After more than a year of working on Star Citizen, we finished our tasks in the second half of the year. We worked on a wide range of rendering challenges, such as Nebula particles and distribution, Volumetric Explosions, Order-Independent Transparency, and the Capital Ship Damage system.
Super Evil Mega Corp has a winner in their hands with Vainglory. We are proud to add new features to this game and enjoy working on them.
Transistor has one of the best user review scores on Steam. We feel honored to have been asked to help bring the game to new platforms.
AMD involved us in optimizing the GPU usage of Dirt 4. Like its predecessors, the game looks super awesome and now runs a bit faster.
We have had, and still have, a great time working with Dolby on future monitor technologies. Extending Unreal Engine 4 to run a wider range of color and brightness values is a challenge, just right up our alley.
We also worked on a wide range of new tech that we developed in-house, such as Volumetric Explosions, new PostFX, and others. Our middleware packages Aura, Ephemeris, and PixelPuzzle have evolved and are running efficiently on PC, PS4, and XBOX One.