5 things you need to know about Autodesk's new games engine

This new tool promises to help you create indie games more easily

This new tool promises to help you create indie games more easily

Most people Autodesk from its pro level tools Maya and 3DS Max. But now it's taking on the likes of Unreal Engine 4 and Unity 5 by releasing Stingray, a game engine for smaller studios that can be customized without a huge amount of programming.

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