Artificial Intelligence in Games (CRC Press)
Friday, 12 August 2022

This book covers all the necessary topics that a professional game AI programmer needs to know, from math and steering behaviours to terrain analysis, pathfinding and decision-making. Paul Roberts has written the book to be easily accessible, with each topic accompanied by an example game that allows the reader to add their own code to see the effects their changes have.

<ASIN:‎ 1032033223>

Each chapter is split into two parts. The first part covers the necessary theory in a friendly, conversational manner, using visual examples and fictional game scenarios to give additional context. The second part is a coding tutorial in C# for the topic at hand. Each chapter has its own example game available to download, written in C# in the Unity Game Engine.

Author: Paul Roberts
Publisher: CRC Press
Date: July 2022
Pages: 302
ISBN: 978-1032033228
Print: ‎1032033223
Kindle: ‎B0B2Y1ZRZ8
Audience: Game developers interested in AI
Level: Intermediate
Category: Artificial Intelligence and Graphics & Games

 

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