The engine is a layered runtime architecture, which contains the complete framework from low-level services to high-level application control. At the foundation is the engine, which provides core service, including memory management, events, object management, streams, logging, symbols, scripting, threading, workers, models, pipelines, sequencing, scheduling, governance, and networking. The engine establishes the infrastructure for runtime management, execution control, and dynamic object handling. It provides managed abstraction, which provides a common foundation allowing dynamic behavior and interaction.

The engine builds progressively to a higher-level functionality using layered architecture. This provides a object interface that is using engine functionality that is governed dynamically. The engine manages application-specific concerns such as game state and platform-dependent execution. The engine contains specialized capabilities with layers that progressively build functionality. The engine combines these capabilities into coordinated behavior, where systems such as layered architecture to produce dynamic application behavior. This behavior is data driven and is based on dynamic an abstract base interface to produce this manifestation of behavior. This results in a game engine that is completely dynamic.