The Future of Physics in Mobile Games | Felix Roeken
191 views · Published 13 March 2015 · 19:23 · Indexed 23 October 2026
Channel: GameDaily Connect · 2015 · Gaming
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2015 Real-time physics in video games has been a key game changer, not only since the massive success of Half Life 2 back in 2004. Today’s video games can’t be imagined anymore without life-like behaving characters, physical interaction of the player and destructible environments. In view of increasingly powerful mobile devices and the seemingly unlimited power of cloud-based computing, what does this mean for tomorrow’s mobile, tablet and online games? This talk will take the audience on a history tour of physics in gaming and will dare a look into the crystal ball on what might glow at the horizon.
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