Leadwerks Game Engine vs ApertusVR

Leadwerks's flowgraphs resemble flowcharts where each box represents a function or value, with connections between them representing program flow. This provides a better at-a-glance indication of game logic than a simple list of events, and makes complex behaviors easier to accomplish.

Has an acceptable 3D map editor that is easy to use.

For example, you take a model (e.g. torch), add a light source to it, add a particle generator (for fire) and save it as a prefab (one file). Then this prefab can be used to add many torches with fire and light.

ApertusVR is not a framework. It's a set of embeddable libraries that can be integrated into your new/existing project.

You don't have to integrate your application into other frameworks. ApertusVR extends your product with AR/VR capabilities.

You can use different AR/VR devices, operating systems and platforms thanks to C++.

The open-source, MIT licensed code-base grants you full control of the source code.

Use Server-Client or even Peer-to-Peer topology.

The configurable ecosystem provides you a wide variety of plugins for different computation tasks, that can be distributed among the computational participants.

ApertusVR uses ApertusCore which is an abstract, distributed database to create ad-hoc networks and share data across participants.

ApertusVR supports multiple participants in the same scene/space.

You can invite other users to join into the same scene/space.