The Behemoth Trilogy: A Student-Made Collection of Action and Racing

9/7/2026, 12:35:12 AM

Release date: 7/31/2026

Tags: #adventure #racing #action-adventure #3d-platformer #3d #realistic #stylized #third-person

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Key highlight

The Behemoth Trilogy is a student-developed game collection featuring titles like 'PEAX - Extreme snowboarding,' built on a custom engine. It offers a mix of adventure, racing, and 3D platforming genres for single and mu

Who this is for

Experience a diverse collection of student-developed games, including snowboarding races and 3D platformers, all built on a custom engine and available for free.

Details

Overview

The Behemoth Trilogy is a compilation of games developed by Behemoth, a team of 21 students from The Game Assembly in Malmö, Sweden. This collection showcases their work over two semesters, with each title built upon their custom C++/DirectX 11 game engine, LAMP Engine. The trilogy offers a glimpse into the diverse projects undertaken by aspiring game developers.

Highlights

Developed by a team of 21 students at The Game Assembly, this collection features titles built on the custom LAMP Engine.
Includes 'PEAX - Extreme snowboarding,' a competitive snowboarding game with split-screen multiplayer for up to four players.
The collection spans multiple genres, including adventure, racing, and 3D platforming, all rendered in a realistic style.

Who It's For

This collection is ideal for players interested in experiencing unique game projects born from a student development environment. It appeals to those who enjoy a variety of genres, from high-octane racing and extreme sports to 3D platforming adventures. Fans of games built with custom engines and those curious about the creative output of game development education will find much to appreciate.