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Game Development

  • 17-03-2020 12:13pm
    #1
    Computer Science Student
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 225 ✭✭


    Does anyone develop games? I am interested in creating a fairly simple real-time multiplayer game but not sure where to start. I am a good programmer but never delved into the gaming world.


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  • #2
    ozmo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,888 ✭✭✭ozmo


    Computer Science Student wrote: »
    Does anyone develop games? I am interested in creating a fairly simple real-time multiplayer game but not sure where to start. I am a good programmer but never delved into the gaming world.

    Unity is a good one. You can create a basic game with no programming - then use C# to customise it.

    For 3d the learning curve for the code is steep- but for 2d games not so bad.

    Lots of tutorials in youtube but make sure you are following a tutorial that matches your version as they made changes a couple years back that made ild code and tutorials incompatible.

    Plus the environment is free to develop in.

    “Roll it back”



  • #3
    Computer Science Student
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 225 ✭✭Computer Science Student


    ozmo wrote: »
    Unity is a good one. You can create a basic game with no programming - then use C# to customise it.

    For 3d the learning curve for the code is steep- but for 2d games not so bad.

    Lots of tutorials in youtube but make sure you are following a tutorial that matches your version as they made changes a couple years back that made ild code and tutorials incompatible.

    Plus the environment is free to develop in.

    Thanks.
    I am just interested in 2D development, yeah. So will give Unity a go!


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