Object Constraint Language for Modelling Computer Games

Recent years have seen rapid gaming development. As development speeds up, game complexity rises. Software engineers are using agile methodologies to enhance output. In this paper, a meta-model-based computer gaming model is shown. The meta-model was created for design reusability, with the purpose of building codes that automatically make implementations in a well-defined manner by constructing the sections individually and independently for implementation. Early game makers had little industry or resources. Space-time game modeling aids in computer game creation describes related topics and provides a game metamodel. Hand-coded parts and regulations make it harder to adapt to different game areas. MDD is an innovative software development method. Some people think drawing is enough to build a model. Diagrams are also needed. Models must have a well-defined, abstract syntax-illustrative structure consistent with met models. Building a space-time model for games allows for model language research. Meta models and OCL can close the design-implementation gap. The code structure facilitates sorting and querying models.