This isn't a false concern, like "premature optimization". If my tiny snake game with 6 instances, only one of which is running any code at all, is taking 25% CPU, then what should I expect for a moderate or large size game with many instances running lots of code?Ħ. If they notice the game is a CPU hog, they're going to use that as a reason to uninstall the game and complain about it when reviewing it.ĥ.
I want my games to run efficiently so that if a player is on battery, they can enjoy the game for longer. Even if it doesn't, it's still wasting electricity. If it runs hot a lot, it can affect the life of the component, leading to premature failure.Ĥ. This means that the CPU or possibly GPU is heating up. With the CPU load up, my laptop's fan kicks into high speed and making a lot of noise.ģ. Without this, it'd be too easy for someone to say "It must be something to do with your programming, learn to program more efficiently." Seeing that there is a problem even in an empty project build disproves that response.Ģ. Measuring the resource consumption of an empty project is called baselining. Click to expand.I'm concerned about it for a number of reasons:ġ.
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