Author: Bryan Bergeron
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1584504447
Category: Game Programming
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1584504447
Category: Game Programming
Developing Serious Games (Charles River Media Game Development)
With the impressive growth the games industry has enjoyed for the past decade, game developers, educators, and marketing firms are excitedly envisioning serious games applications for computer game technologies. Download Developing Serious Games game programming books for free. These applications- serious games- represent opportunities for game developers to apply their talents to areas outside of the entertainment industry. Developing Serious Games is a practical handbook that details what's involved in developing these serious games. It explores the emergence of serious games as a viable niche in the multi-billion dollar gaming industry, and it covers the various types of serious games, including military, academic, medical, and training & development. From there it continues with a discussion of the enabling
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