Business Technologies | AAS Programs: Simulation & Game Development

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Simulation games are a broad category of games that allow players to tinker with lives, ecosystems, cities, or worlds.

Covers the basics of creating simulation games,

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The site's archives are packed with incredible, informative stories and reference material.

Devoted to the game developer community at all levels.

A video game blog.

Actual simulation game news from Farm Manager, Renault Trucks, World of Tanks, Hearts of Iron, War Thunder, Battlefield, FIFA 22 and many others.

Information for changing the generation of a system to allow simulation of that system.

In these series of tutorials learn java concepts of an intermediate level (threads, AWT, Swing, etc.) and basic concepts for game programming (game loop, FPS, sprite, etc).

Features an extensive list of level design tutorials covering principles of gameplay, design, layout and workflows using various games, level editors and game engines.