3D Game Engines

A 3D game engine is a software framework used by developers to create and run 3D video games. It provides tools for rendering graphics, simulating physics, handling user input, and managing game assets like characters and environments. Essentially, it’s the digital “brain” and “toolkit” that brings a game's 3D world to life, allowing creators to build complex, immersive experiences efficiently. Popular engines like Unity and Unreal make it easier to develop games across different platforms, combining visual rendering, audio, and scripting into a unified system.