> Is it not possible in game development to also structure your architecture that way ? Is the extra work not justified if you have deadlines ? Or is there just

> Is it not possible in game development to also structure your architecture that way ? Is the extra work not justified if you have deadlines ? Or is there just a lack of common interfaces that can serve as proper abstraction ? The simple answer is: Yes, you 100% can, if you code it like that from the very begninning. No, most people don't, because most game engines are not desiged for this so it's extra man-hours with no visible value.