Real-Time Rendering, Fourth Edition and Game Engine Architecture, Third Edition are coming

[the-pi-guy]

A lot of higher end subjects are so hard to find good online resources for.  
Even for Computer Science, a lot of the times I will only find one or two decent sources, that aren't all that great either.  

It's sometimes much easier to find a solid book.  

[the-pi-guy]

Sorry for the silly bump, but figured this was a good place to post this.

I saw this book being recommended:
Game Coding Complete, Fourth Edition: Mike McShaffry, David Graham: 9781133776574: Amazon.com: Books

Seems pretty good.

I've been pretty curious about this book, but it isn't really done yet:

Foundations of Game Engine Development, Volume 1: Mathematics: Eric Lengyel: 9780985811747: Amazon.com: Books

And this one seemed interesting:
Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation: Matt Pharr, Wenzel Jakob, Greg Humphreys: 9780128006450: Amazon.com: Books

[the-pi-guy]

Sorry for yet another bump, but this seemed like another one worth sharing.
 
Amazon.com: Procedural Generation in Game Design (9781498799195): Tanya X. Short, Tarn Adams: Books

[Legend]

Sorry for yet another bump, but this seemed like another one worth sharing.
 
Amazon.com: Procedural Generation in Game Design (9781498799195): Tanya X. Short, Tarn Adams: Books

A whole section on procedural puzzles. Interesting.

[the-pi-guy]

A whole section on procedural puzzles. Interesting.

Oh, here.
Procedural Content Generation in Games | A textbook and an overview of current research

[Legend]

I've spent far too much time daydreaming about procedural generation. I wish I had the artistic/modeling skills to make a game like that haha.

[the-pi-guy]

I've spent far too much time daydreaming about procedural generation. I wish I had the artistic/modeling skills to make a game like that haha.

Same .