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What are the best resources for game development?
Here are the top resources we recommend for you, the gamedev professional, all assembled with care by our editorial staff. Note that some of the links below are affiliate links. This simply means we’ll earn a small commission if you purchase that particular tool or service. If you do, we thank you for supporting Tuts+.
Are there any game development tools that are free?
The following is a massive collection of game development tools and resources with one thing in common, they are all free (or free to start). If you have a recommendation, please let us know on our Discord Channel.
Are there any art assets for Game Developers?
This page contains links to art assets for game developers. If you have any suggestions (for new sites to list) or comments (on anything listed on this page already), please let us know in the comments section at the bottom of the page. Open Game Art: Free, legal art for open source game projects (includes models, sprites, textures, sounds, music).
Are there any developer resources for Xbox One?
Learn more about how Xbox One can empower your players to connect with friends and build communities with other gamers across Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs, tablets, and phones. The latest game developer tools, SDK resources, and more.
Why do you need a resource system in a game?
Bidding, bluffing, trading, and many other interactive mechanics are supported by a strong resource system, and often fall flat without one. And complex resource systems can create intermediate goals for players and puzzles for them to solve, which can form the core fun of a game.
Which is the ultimate resource in a game?
In Corporate America, players can freely exchange money (victory points) to influence other players. Without the money, a player would not be able to act in that way, so money is a resource. The ultimate resource in every game is time (just like in life).
How to handle resources in engine resource management?
Engine Resources Management: a handle approach Table of contents: Intro The handle pattern The manager Metadata and lookup Dangling handle Conclusion A different, hopefully better, approach to game engine resource management Intro