how to make video game?

Its not easy it want so time and so code informations.

Game making itself is quite hard and requires a lot of experience.
As a beginner i would recommend you to look up Unity tutorials on YouTube but you have to learn how to code in C# first.

its hard to make a game by your self theres tons of stuff that needs to be done ex.animation,sound,blueprints,design, man its a hard thing u should have a team

You can try learning c# and make a game in unity. If you have any experience with Java or Javascript, they're very similar.

Programming Language C# (Unity3D) / C++ (Unreal) but now both have a system to create game without any line code i think.
Or maybe like Construct.

This is the rough road i mean u've to know lot of stuffs like Programming Language (like C# or C++), sound design, design as designer, edit video nicely and smoothly and all kind of stuffs

I would suggest looking into game design theory before attempting to code/build a game.

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13-05-2020, 06:37 PM

headbox Wrote: Programming Language C# (Unity3D) / C++ (Unreal) but now both have a system to create game without any line code i think.
Or maybe like Construct.

I would suggest Gamemaker or game salad

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13-05-2020, 06:37 PM

headbox Wrote: Programming Language C# (Unity3D) / C++ (Unreal) but now both have a system to create game without any line code i think.
Or maybe like Construct.

I would suggest Gamemaker or game salad

Start off with Unity 3d, very easy and there's a lot of good tutorials out there. Also if you know a specific game you like, find out the engine and lookup tutorial videos for the specific language, or even find online books for free to study, that's the best way to start making games if you're truly serious about doing it.

05-04-2020, 04:21 AM

graycore13 Wrote: hello does anyone can tell me how to make or what software to use to make a game?

I'm not the best at making games but unreal engines and unity are great for making games

Make something really small, like Space Invaders, Pac-Man, etc. I recommend GameMaker or Unity. It will teach you how to program and create or import art assets, as well as a feel for what kind of work goes into even a small game. From there make a slightly larger game, maybe a twist on an existing game. What happens if you need to collect air canisters when below ground in Dig Dug? What if every time you hit the ball in Pong, the paddle gets smaller? This will teach you a lot about game design, and don't be afraid to build off of existing games rather than creating some incredible concept nobody has thought of before. Chances are somebody has, and they found it really tough to pull off. The secret is to finish something and move onto the next and dream just a little bigger.