Game Engine Architecture with raylib: Build Professional 2D and 3D Engines with ECS, Rendering Systems, Editor Tools, Asset Pipelines, and Cross Platf

By Frank C Andrew

Game Engine Architecture with raylib is for developers frustrated by rigid engines or bloated frameworks that slow creativity. Are you tired of struggling with black-box tools and unclear tutorials that leave you guessing how to build scalable, cross-platform games?

This book provides a complete, practical blueprint to design professional 2D and 3D engines using raylib, from core ECS and rendering systems to editor tools, asset pipelines, and cross-platform deployment. It shows you how to construct an engine that is flexible, efficient, and production-ready, giving you total control over gameplay logic, visuals, and performance.

Readers will gain:

Mastery of Entity Component Systems for modular and maintainable engine design

Skills to implement high-performance rendering systems and batch optimizations

Ability to build editor tools, in-game consoles, and debug overlays for rapid iteration

Techniques for asset pipeline automation and content management

Knowledge of cross-platform deployment, including desktop, WebAssembly, Android, and Raspberry Pi

Insights into multithreading, performance profiling, and optimization strategies

Whether you are creating your first indie engine or scaling a production-ready tool, this book equips you to design, implement, and ship engines that work reliably across platforms.

Take control of your game development today-build engines that are efficient, extensible, and designed for professional-quality results.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0H4PB5MS4
• ISBN13: 9798180892980
• Release Date: June 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 276 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 7.0" x 10.0"