QuickStart Guide to Game Physics

By Kenwright

A fast-paced, practical introduction to game physics for developers who want to add realism and responsiveness to their games without getting lost in complex math.

Pages: 312
Publication: 14 May 2025
Language: English
ISBN: 9798264282454

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This book is your shortcut to understanding and implementing game physics. Whether you're building a platformer, a racing sim, or a physics-based puzzle game, you'll learn how to simulate motion, collisions, gravity, and more. With clear examples and minimal math, this guide helps you create gameplay that feels responsive, believable, and fun. Ideal for developers who want results fast and aren't afraid to get hands-on.

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