Gaming Engines and Immersive Experiences
Gaming Engines and Immersive Experiences Games feel immersive because the engine handles more than drawing scenes. It manages the graphics, physics, audio, input, and streaming so players can lose themselves in a believable world. The choice of engine shapes what a project can do, and how easy it is to reach the audience. A real-time rendering pipeline converts game data into pixels at high frame rates. Physically based rendering, global illumination, and adaptive shading keep lighting consistent as scenes change. For VR or motion-heavy games, designers optimize for smooth frames and low latency to preserve immersion. ...