For such development there are excellent tools freely available, the most popular being “Unity”, which also has a wide array of 3 rd party support in the form of add-ons that provide tools for all the mentioned game types. For 3D game development there are several popular genres that have a wide degree of support first-person-shooters, simulations (ie: racing, flying), adventure games, and strategic simulations, which are in many cases simply war games on steroids without the thought provoking challenges that a turn-based game of the same genre can provide. With the popularity of 3D graphic art and gaming the 2D aspect of this creative endeavor hasn’t kept pace with current technologies to the same degree.

One of the most difficult aspects of developing a game is one in which the genre you would like to develop for is such a niche area of development that standardized tools have yet to be created for it. Due to the length of this piece, a downloadable Word document is available at the following link… !AnW5gyh0E3V-g12SlguqkHrRVyq8 The complete project for this paper can be downloaded from the following link… !AnW5gyh0E3V-g1uRrePYv0XEquRq To submit questions to the author regarding the provided information, please email the author at… Overview

However, the Java information is limited since such a piece cannot provide code and explanations for both languages as the libraries used are completely different from each other It should also be noted that there is code in the provided project that is no longer currently used but was left as reminders for further development as the project progresses. Because this piece is published on both Microsoft and Java Community sites, there is information in this piece that should make it easier for Java developers to develop similar code for their own projects. The title prefix, “Part I”, indicates an expectation that as this project progresses into a war game I hope to develop over time that simulates a major conflict of the 18 th century, it is hoped that as new code is developed additional articles will be published with the intent of guiding developers in such a difficult form of game development. Therefore there is no information that will enable new programmers to work with the sample code easily. This piece is highly technical and requires that developers be proficient in their chosen language of choice.

Monogame is in active development with a new release just published recently. Author’s Notes: This article is written for experienced developers using the C# language and the Monogame Framework.

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