A powerful game engine used for creating 3D games, offering advanced features for AI and multiplayer design.

The process of creating algorithms that enable non-player characters to exhibit intelligent behaviors in games.

The methodology of developing games that allow multiple players to interact in real-time, enhancing player engagement.

Techniques used to improve game performance, ensuring smooth gameplay across various platforms.

The final process of packaging and distributing a game to various platforms for public access.

A data structure used in AI programming to model complex behaviors in a hierarchical manner.

The process of synchronizing game state across multiple players in a multiplayer environment.

Software tools that help identify performance bottlenecks in games for optimization.

A system that manages changes to source code, allowing collaboration and tracking of project history.

Systems that enable AI characters to sense their environment and react accordingly.

Techniques used in multiplayer games to minimize the impact of network latency on gameplay.

The practice of ensuring a game functions correctly across different hardware and operating systems.

Strategies for efficiently using memory resources in a game to prevent performance issues.

The process of recording the development process, including design choices and technical specifications.

The initial phase of testing a game where developers identify bugs and issues before public release.

The phase where a game is tested by external users to gather feedback and identify remaining issues.

The defined boundaries and objectives of a game development project, guiding the development process.

A list of tasks and requirements to ensure a game is ready for release on various platforms.

A method in AI where characters make real-time decisions based on changing game conditions.

Features in multiplayer games that allow players to gather and organize before starting a game.

The various elements that make up a game, including graphics, sound, and gameplay mechanics.

The last evaluation of a game before its public release, ensuring all features function as intended.

Techniques for effectively communicating a game project and its features to an audience.

The process of analyzing one's own work and experiences to improve future performance.

Working with others to create game features, leveraging diverse skills and perspectives.