2024: Time for a next-gen game engine?
April 2, 2024
As the GDC community enjoyed its 38th conference in San Francisco last week, a number of big talking points emerged. The game engine dilemma was one of them.
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As the GDC community enjoyed its 38th conference in San Francisco last week, a number of big talking points emerged. The game engine dilemma was one of them.
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