Game Engine. Programming and Internal Structure

The book by Jason Gregory is not accidentally a bestseller. Twenty years of the author's work on top-notch games at Midway, Electronic Arts, and Naughty Dog allow him to share knowledge about the theory and practice of software development for game engines. Game programming is a complex and vast topic that covers many issues.
The boundary between the game engine and the game is blurred. This book focuses on the engine, core low-level systems, collision detection systems, physics simulation, character animation, audio, as well as the basic gameplay layer, which includes the game's object model, world editor, event systems, and scripting.