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Game Engineering

By Kenwright

Game Engineering explores the technical foundations that power modern interactive experiences. From architecture and systems design to performance, tools, and workflows, the book provides a deep yet accessible look at how games are built from the inside out.

Pages: 528
Publication: 2026
Language: English
ISBN: 9798244309669

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Game Engineering provides a comprehensive look at the technical backbone of game development. Covering architecture patterns, engine components, data flow, performance optimization, and real‑world engineering workflows, the book helps developers understand how to build scalable, maintainable, and efficient game systems. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering insights that benefit both aspiring engineers and experienced developers looking to refine their craft.

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