Game developers have particularly embraced RTPatch for its ability to dramatically reduce the size of massive updates — and to do so with uncompromising reliability. The first PC game user was id Software for DOOM.
What RTPatch gives game developers
- Game patches reduced in size by 90–99%
- Distribute bug fixes, new levels, game modifications, and feature additions
- Automatic game updates
- Web-delivered and standalone EXE patch updates
- Pirate- and crack-unfriendly — an RTPatch can only be applied to an unmodified copy of your game
- Significantly reduced server load during peak hours
Game studio customers (partial list)
2015, 3D Realms, 3DO, Acony Games, Activision, Allm, AniPark, Apogee, Arcadia, Army Games, Asobo Studios, Atari, Autodesk Scaleform, Balanced Worlds, Bethesda Softworks, BioWare, Blizzard Entertainment, Blueside, Bungie Studios, CCP Games, Cliffhanger, Cyberlore, Danal Entertainment, Doobic, Dragonfly, DreamWorks, Electronic Arts, EMOBI Games, Ensemble Studios, ePLAYON, Eyedentity, Frogwares, Gamania, Gas Powered Games, Gearbox Software, Gravity, Hi-Rez Studios, id Software, Iron Lore Entertainment, Kabam, KingsIsle Entertainment, LucasArts, Maxis, Microsoft Game Studios, Midway, NCsoft, Nexon, Norseman Games, Obsidian Entertainment, Origin, Pandemic Studios, Pearl Abyss, Petroglyph Games, Popcap, Raven Software, Reakktor, Red 5 Studios, Red Storm Entertainment, Rockstar Games, Sega, Sierra Entertainment, Slightly Mad Studios, Stardock, Tencent, Terminal Reality, Ubisoft, WEBZEN, WeMade, Westwood Studios, Zenimax, and many more.