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Exile boasts both prerendered and real-time 3D graphics. The proprietary engine Presto has been developing health & fitness for use in Exile is simply nothing short of phenomenal. It gives full 360-degree movement. The game still incorporates the kind health & fitness of quality prerendered graphics fans are familiar with and expect, but these are blended into the game alongside this new engine, giving the player unparalleled freedom of movement. With the movement design, players can look around landed-upon nodes in 360-degree pans, even while an animation is playing. Up until now this is pretty unheard of, as health & fitness games usually lock the player down while an animation or in-scene movie runs. The design team also kept in the Myst and Riven-style fade transitions. As Myst III uses real-time 3D technology, it provides players who have graphics cards that can handle it a hardware mode that gives even more immersive gameplay. The engine was built using 3D Studio Max by Discreet, and much of the programming was done on a Mac.
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