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Changes in the requirements for a modern game engine are driven both by changes in the game platform and the need to reduce the cost of game software development. Broadly defined, a game engine is that part of the game software that doesn't need to be rewritten for each title. In this article we outline the requirements of a 3D game engine and describe the components of a particular engine as an illustration. The game engine is designed to work on PCs with a broad range of performance levels, both with and without 3D graphics acceleration. We have found that a high-level programming interface need not compromise performance.