Game engines are software networks for video game development. Early games had their own engines, now most use commercial ones. Game engines contain libraries for physics, sound, and animation
C++ excels in high-performance games with Unreal Engine support. C# is ideal for Unity engine development with simple syntax. JavaScript suits web-based games with extensive libraries. Swift is best for Apple platforms with high performance. Java provides cross-platform capabilities for Android games
Windows 10 64-bit version 1909 or higher is recommended. DirectX 12 is recommended for most games. Windows 11 is compatible with UE5
Nodes are objects that define functionality in graphs and Blueprints. Nodes can be added through context menu or right-clicking in Graph Editor. Nodes can be selected by clicking, moved by dragging, and deselected by clicking empty space
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