Guides and tips for making a game engine in C#

1. zerosharp

   1 26 2,059 2.2 C#

   Demo of the potential of C# for systems programming with the .NET native ahead-of-time compilation technology.

   

   Since C# is inherently a managed environment, it has to interface somehow with the drivers and/or kernel somehow, so the notion of a pure C# engine is not something you should probably pursue. There are incredible feats of coding black magic (such as zeroSharp) but that is a whole different kind of story.

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3. Entitas

   2 4 7,329 0.0 C#

   Entitas is a super fast Entity Component System (ECS) Framework specifically made for C# and Unity

   

   For examples I usually turn to GitHub. It has numerous C# game engines. However, I find it easier to figure out implementations myself and use other engines only for API inspiration. There are also several C# ECS such as Entitas and DefaultECS that you can use if you do not want to create you own.

4. DefaultEcs

   3 1 693 0.0 C#

   Entity Component System framework aiming for syntax and usage simplicity with maximum performance for game development.

   

   For examples I usually turn to GitHub. It has numerous C# game engines. However, I find it easier to figure out implementations myself and use other engines only for API inspiration. There are also several C# ECS such as Entitas and DefaultECS that you can use if you do not want to create you own.

5. Nurose

   4 1 - -

   I made a generic game framework. On top of that a game engine with physics, networking, UI etc. That engine is specifically made for online fighting / dueling games. Using that engine I am makeing a steam game.

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