3D game development involves creating video games that utilize three-dimensional graphics.
Some reasons to choose 3D game development include creating visually stunning and realistic environments, providing an immersive experience, flexibility in designing various game genres, and meeting market demand.
Essential tools and technologies for 3D game development include game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, 3D modeling software like Blender and Maya, version control with Git, texturing tools like Substance Painter and Photoshop, and audio software like Audacity and FL Studio.
The basic workflow for 3D game development includes concept development, creating a game design document (GDD), 3D modeling, implementing gameplay using a game engine, testing, and launching the game on relevant platforms.