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DK Workbooks

DK Publishing

2017

Gamer's Guide to Coding

Gordon McComb

2017

Macromedia Flash MX game design demystified

Jobe Makar

2003

C# and Game Programming

Salvatore A. Buono

2003

Game programming for teens

Maneesh Sethi

2003

Video game careers

David S. J. Hodgson, Alice Rush, David Hodgson et al.

2008

Windows game programming for dummies

André LaMothe, André LaMothe

1998

Learn Blackberry games development

Carol Hamer

2010

Teach yourself game-programming in 21 days

André LaMothe

1994

Make your own game

Jurie Horneman

2017

The complete guide to game audio

Aaron Marks

2001

Beginning Flash game programming for dummies

Andrew Harris

2006

Mathematics for 3D game programming and computer graphics

Eric Lengyel

2002

Game Character Development

Antony S Ward

2008

Video game design

Kezia Endsley

2015

Creating games with Unity and Maya

Adam Watkins

2011

Beginning Blender

Lance Flavell

2010

Networking and online games

Grenville Armitage

2006

Artificial intelligence for games

Ian Millington

2009

Game Programming In C++

Erik Yuzwa

2005

Mastering Unreal technology

Jason Busby, Joel VanEenwyk, Zak Parrish

2005

Programming Game AI by Example

Mat Buckland

2004

Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on game design

Andrew Rollings

2003

Beginning Android games

Mario Zechner

2011

Inside Game Design

Iain Simons

2007

Computer Games and Software Engineering

Walt Scacchi, Kendra M. L. Cooper

2015

3D game programming all in one

Kenneth C. Finney

2004

Level designs for games

Phil Co

2006

Fundamentals of Game Design

Ernest Adams

2006

Beginning game programming

Jonathan S. Harbour

2010

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