History of game evolution

1. Game Evolution History

2. History of Game
• 1952: Nimrod Computer Game
• 1958: Tennis For Two
• 1971: Computer Space
• 1972: Pong
• 1973: Space Race
• 1974: Clean Sweep
• 1975: Anti-Ai
• 1976: Blockade
• 1977: Indy 500
• 1978: Sea Wolf 2

15. History of Game
• 1979: Crash
• 1980: Pac-Man
• 1981: Ms. Pacman
• 1982: Paratrooper
• 1983: Super Gridder
• 1983: Hunchback
• 1984: Sokoban
• 1985: Super Mario Bros
• 1986: Outrun
• 1987: Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards

16. History of Game
• 1988: Super Mario Bros 3
• 1989: Xenon 2
• 1990: Prince Of Persia
• 1991: Prehistorik
• 1992: Wolfenstein 3D
• 1993: Day of the Tentacle
• 1994: The Lion King
• 1995: Command & Conquer
• 1996: Tomb Raider
• 1997: Gta
• 1998: Half Life
• 1999: Quake 3
• 2000: Max Payne

17. History of Game
• 2001: Gta 3
• 2002: Serious Sam: The First Encounter
• 2003: Medal Of Honor Allied Assault
• 2004: Half Life 2
• 2005: World Of Warcraft
• 2006: Need For Speed Most Wanted
• 2007: Crysis
• 2008: Assassin's Creed
• 2009: Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2

18. History of Game
• 2010: Red Dead Redemption
• 2011: World Of Tanks
• 2012: Battlefield 3
• 2013: Gta 5
• 2014: Wolfenstein The New Order
• 2015: Tom Clancy's The Division

19. History Of First Person Shooting Game
• Wolfenstein 3D is a first-person
shooter video game developed by id
Software.
• Release May 5, 1992
• Genre(s): First-person shooter
• 2D sprites presented from several set
viewing angles, This technique
sometimes referred to as 2.5D
graphics.
• Wolf3D Engine

20. 2.5 D technique geographic visualization

21. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood-5 May 2015
Engine id Tech 5

22. Super Mario Bros
• Super Mario Bros is a
platform video game
developed and published
by Nintendo.
• Release September 13,
1985

23. Super Mario Maker
Platform: Wii U,
Nintendo 3DS
Release: September
10, 2015

24. Super Mario Run
Initial release date:
December 15, 2016
Developer: Nintendo
Entertainment Planning &
Development
Genre: Platform game
Platforms: Android, iOS

25. Game Engine

26. Unreal Engine

27. Unreal Engine
Developer: Epic Games
Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, PlayStation,
Xbox, and more.
Customers: Capcom, Activision, Ubisoft, Microsoft Studios,
Nintendo, and more
Games: Marvel Heroes, Batman: Arkham Origins, Infinity Blade
3, WWE Immortals, and more
Pricing: Free to use (5% royalty on gross revenue after the first
$3,000 per product, per quarter)
Orientation: 2D and 3D

28. Unity

29. Unity
• Developer: Unity Technologies
• Platforms: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Playstation, Xbox,
Windows Phone, Tizen, and more.
• Customers: Electronic Arts, LEGO, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and more
• Games: Pokémon GO, Super Mario Run, Angry Birds 2, Wasteland 2,
and more
• Pricing: Free for personal use. Paid plans start at $35 per month.
• Orientation: 2D and 3D
• Language: C#, java Scripts and Play Maker (visual scripting) (Paid)

30. Cry Engine

31. Cry Engine
• Developer: Crytek
• Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, PlayStation, Xbox, and Wii
• Customers: Popper most Productions, CI Games, Obsidian
Entertainment, and more
• Games: Far Cry, Crysis, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, and more
• Pricing: Free. Memberships start at $50 per month.
• Orientation: 3D
• Language: C++, Lua, C#

32. Godot Engine

33. Godot Engine
• Developer: Community developed.
• Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, iOS, BlackBerry,
HTML5, PlayStation, Nintendo, and more.
• Customers: Rock Milk, Guaranapps, Searchlight Games, and more.
• Games: City Game Studio, Reakt, Get Teddy, and more.
• Pricing: Free.
• Orientation: 2D and 3D
• Language: C#, C++, GDScript

34. Cocos2d-x

35. Cocos2d-x
• Developer: MIT License
• Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Tizen, Windows, Mac,
Linux, Xbox, and more.
• Customers: Zynga, Glu, Big Fish Games, Disney Mobile, and more
• Games: Big Fish Casino, Dragon City, BADLAND, Castle Clash, and
more
• Pricing: Free
• Orientation: 2D
• Language: C++, Lua, JavaScript

36. Amazon Lumberyard

37. Amazon Lumberyard
• Developer: Amazon
• Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, PlayStation, Xbox and more.
• Customers: Amazon Game Studios, Leslie Benzies, Cloud Imperium
Games, Behaviour Interactive, and more
• Games: Breakaway, Star Citizen, Everywhere, The DRG Initiative,
and more
• Pricing: Free
• Orientation: 2D and 3d
• Language: C++, Lua, JavaScript and Drag-and-drop visual scripting.

38. Game Maker studio 2

39. Game Maker studio 2
• Developer: YoYo Games
• Platforms: Microsoft Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, HTML5, Android,
iOS, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Microsoft UWP, PlayStation 4, and
Xbox One;
• Pricing: $1500 (or $75/month).
• Orientation: 2D and allows for use of 3D graphics
• Language: Game Maker Language and Drag-and-drop.

40. GDevelop

41. GDevelop
• Desktop targets: Windows; Ubuntu Linux;Mac
• Mobile targets: Android;IOS
• 3D and 2D
• Traditional code: C++; JavaScript, Drag and Drop

42. Construct 2

43. Construct 2
• Dev platforms: Windows
• Desktop targets: Windows; Macintosh; Linux
• Mobile targets: iOS; Android
• Languages: JavaScript, Drag And Drop
• Console targets: Wii U
• 2D

44. Game Salad

45. Game Salad
• Dev platforms: Windows; Macintosh
• Desktop targets: Windows 8; Macintosh
• Mobile targets: iOS; Android; Tizen
• 2D
• Drag And Drop

46. Stencyl

47. Stencyl
• Dev platforms: Windows; Macintosh; Linux
• Desktop targets: Windows; Macintosh; Linux
• Mobile targets: iOS; Android
• 2D
• Drag And Drop

48. Build Box

49. Build Box
• Platform: OS, Android, Amazon Mobile Devices, Amazon TV, Mac, PC
• drag and drop
• 2D
• Very expensive license starting at $84 / month (paid yearly)

50. RPG Maker

51. RPG Maker
• Dev platforms: Windows, macOS
• Desktop targets: Windows, macOS, Web
• Mobile targets: Android, iOS
• Languages: JavaScript and Drag And Drop
• 2D

52. Game Guru – The FPS Template Solution

53. Game Guru – The FPS Template Solution
• 20 game templates
• Has marketplace
• Supports multiplayer
• Exports natively for multiple platforms
• Very limited features
• Only exports to Windows