Hello I really like your game designs, do you guys share your development on twitch by chance? If not could I shadow you guys to see how you go from ideation to submission? I have my degree in Game Design and Dev, but I get stuck in the planning phase and can't get my code to do what I planned to do. I'd like to get some insights on how to get better just completing a game in a X amount of timeframe. I'll send you my socials if you are down to mentor.
Hi, thank you! I'm glad you like them! No, I do not record my game dev as of yet, but I have thought about doing so when I get a better computer. There are some great youtube videos for that sort of thing already though, like Jason Weimann and Brackeys.
My first suggestion is to follow a tutorial and just do everything that the tutorial does, and then when you're done add (or remove) features. I think that's the best and easiest way to get into programming. It might not sound fun to follow along with a tutorial when you have some great ideas you'd rather create, but you'll so much faster by doing something quickly.
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Fun game! Nice message to go along with it! Great job!
Hello I really like your game designs, do you guys share your development on twitch by chance? If not could I shadow you guys to see how you go from ideation to submission? I have my degree in Game Design and Dev, but I get stuck in the planning phase and can't get my code to do what I planned to do. I'd like to get some insights on how to get better just completing a game in a X amount of timeframe. I'll send you my socials if you are down to mentor.
Hi, thank you! I'm glad you like them! No, I do not record my game dev as of yet, but I have thought about doing so when I get a better computer. There are some great youtube videos for that sort of thing already though, like Jason Weimann and Brackeys.
My first suggestion is to follow a tutorial and just do everything that the tutorial does, and then when you're done add (or remove) features. I think that's the best and easiest way to get into programming. It might not sound fun to follow along with a tutorial when you have some great ideas you'd rather create, but you'll so much faster by doing something quickly.
Hope you get your code to do what you want soon!