Game Engine

A game engine is a software framework that provides the necessary tools, libraries, and infrastructure to build, run, and deploy video games across various platforms. For startups in the gaming industry, a game engine is a crucial component that enables them to create high-quality, engaging games efficiently, allowing them to focus on game development, innovation, and scaling their business.

Game Engine

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