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Based on the thumbnail, I guess I'm part of a cult... a free and open source cult growing everyday.

Just use QBasic. If you can't make your game in 160k of memory then you shouldn't make your game :L

This is the best video on the topic 👍

Nah, you lost me at 'not knowing coding= lazy'. That's ableist- some of us are neurodiverse in ways which are simply not compatible with traditional coding, hence having to find other ways of programming. Don't call people lazy when you don't know someone's reason for being ""lazy"". This is the quickest I've disliked and bailed on a gamedev video, and I watch plenty.

Old Harry Potter games were made in Unreal, so I will choose Unreal because many games I love were made with it. ^^

Easy to understand video and the girl is hot. Win Win.

I like the dog, and what a great way to honor your little buddy.

Over the years I tried Unreal, Unity, Godot, PyGame and writing games in Vanilal JS. However after one day with Defold I'm sure that Defold will be my choice for almost any 2D platform, for any 2D game. Its free and have maybe small, but really good community. Check it out guys!

Thank me later but people should try making Roblox Games, as A Roblox game developer the Roblox studio does a lot of things for us and Lua is a easy programming language, It has a Big Community and It's much easier to earn money than normal indie devs as roblox already advertises to a large base with kids who have a lot of robux

Renderware

honestly i found it quite ok, 2.5% of my money would be ok to give them if im a millionaire

Huh there must be hundreds of game engines written in rust by now! Wonder when we'll get an overview of those ^^

"No Experience" yet the first statement is "I've been a Unity developer for 6 years." No experience suggests that you do not already have a background in game dev that would make the learning curve way easier.

My tail prefab didn't follow tha head prefab 😢 instead it moving opposite of thr player

Unity is a bloaty mess

Do pong in unreal and cyberpunk in ASM on terminal

Pen and paper is great to do a game. Any language or engine allows to do games just depends how much work you want to have.

Can you help us to get more about it LIKE AN Tutorial

How about VR game dev? Still unsure what to use even after watching this

*sO i WeNt tO bIg BrAiN mOdE* was so funny

inspiring

I would like to say "I think godot is important to new developers because it's free" but ue and unity are cheap enough they may as well be free. If you include the dumb games that are stupidly simple, yeah, you shouldn't add multiplayer, however, with how advanced and easy to implement multiplayer, I'm unsure why people are still saying not to add it to your first proper game.

Unity usually has a lot of bloat so simple games tend to stall and framerate drop for no reason. Godot's a LOT simpler, has good documentation, is pretty much exactly as deep as Unity if not more due to how people are evolving it, and doesn't have the drama of taking unreasonable cuts like Unity's business has been doing retroactively. Blender's also open-source, which should tell you how quality dedicated open source projects are (high as hell quality). Corporate owned engines are definitely not worth the cost and companies tank the cost because they already start with capital. Oh and given how bad the game industry actually is to work for, you're better off building a discord group of indie devs if you want to make a game. Go out there, network. There's plenty of nice people.

you forgot to tell that godot is just 50 mb its crazy

It's no Unity killer at all, just a nice small alternative

Spend three days in learning a tweenty-five minutes tutorial.Still believe I can become a game developer.

Gamers whine too much

Unity is basically spyware, zero transperacy on what they collect, data collection is undisclose opt-in by default devs have to go out of their way to give players an opt out. This is illegal in EU and some other juristictions, it will the devs not unity that end up being fined

so o3de is not a thing at all. Saw when amazon freed it, but since no uptake or ? I hardly ever see this engine mentioned in videos like that, so i wonder ?

Bad gameplay mechanics Literally make another game at this point

Godot and Unreal or bust.

I've wishlisted

2:17 obligatory stone slide sfx

I want to make a puzzle game and at first I was thinking Godot due to a few other videos, but now that I see VisualScripting is built into Unity (it's been 20 years since I coded), it's community is huge, and that I could potentially take those skills I'm learning to a job, I think Unity is the way to go! Thank you for the great video.

use gdevelop much better for short time periods⌚️

me learning cryengine😅, yea dont ask me why i just liked the name and thats it

Good vid, and I'm a fellow gamemaker too

Can you try itsmagic game engine?

U forgot gd

Thank you very muuuuch.

I use love2d (dead)

Now that may all be true. However, the correct answer here is actually the Source Engine by Valve Software.

Very useful

please add friction lmao. Friction is a must have for smoother player movement. I use friction while on the ground in my game, I also make the player's attempts to move less effective when the player is in the air to make everything smoother and more realistic.

for a C programmer, RayLib is a great option.

you are awkward, in a hot way.

Unity honestly has no future considering how out of touch their company is...

I wana do unreal 2.5 or whatever version postal 2 runs on