Inside Game architecture

In his talk, Anton will overview the main components of modern game engines for 2D/3D games targeting consoles, PCs, or mobile devices – think Unity, Unreal, and the like.

The keynote is supposed to set straight functionality, processes, and requirements behind the game engines of nowadays.

The rendering engine is the same rabbit hole of math and physics, yet it's a journey that yields tangible, visible results. Let's unravel its mysteries!

Following this talk, you'll acquire a deep comprehension of the technical concepts shaping the visual aspects of games. Discover how these visual elements are constructed step-by-step, the data that fuels them, and the context in which they spring to life.

While the game world may be a construct of imagination, its physics engine serves as the backbone, infusing it with a semblance of reality.

In this talk, we'll demystify the integration of physics engines into games, shedding light on the essential components that breathe life into the virtual environment. From collisions to gravity, we'll explore how these engines simulate the laws of physics within a realm governed by its own set of rules.