The subject aims to teach students the basics of programming of a real-time video game engine. In the videogame world, the most commonly used language is C ++. In this sense, this subject will take advantage of the opportunity to enrich the student's knowledge of this language, particularly in terms of memory use, and the correct use of inheritance and polymorphism. At the end of the course, each student will have created a game, implemented in its own engine. Ideally, this engine could be reused in future courses (such as the 4th year course "Production of Video Games", or in a TFG).