Multiplayer Systems and Network Architecture in Gaming

This exam investigates the theoretical frameworks related to multiplayer systems and network architecture in video games. Topics include client-server models, peer-to-peer networking, and latency issues that affect gameplay experience.

A robust understanding of network architecture is essential for developers focusing on multiplayer experiences. It influences game performance, scalability, and player connectivity, which are critical for successful online interactions.

Candidates will be assessed on their ability to verbally articulate the principles and challenges associated with multiplayer systems, demonstrating knowledge of various network architectures and their implications.

In addition, candidates may analyze case studies of popular multiplayer games, discussing how network design choices impact player experiences.