Valkan:
hi it seems you a programmer please what programming language do you think I should learn as an upcoming game developer

I don't do game development but one thing I'm certain about is that you need to be do a lot of research both in deciding on a language and when you are actually developing.
Basically what I'm saying is, if you're doing the amount of research you should be as an aspiring developer, u would find the answer to this and many more questions before even asking them

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Valkan:
hi it seems you a programmer please what programming language do you think I should learn as an upcoming game developer

Hi... this depends on the route you'll take in game development... using a game engine, and not using a game engine.

If you're not planning to use a game engine, then you can start with python and pygame. I don't really know much in this so you'll need to do some googling..

However, to make quality 2D and 3D games, for mobile, desktop, etc you'll need a game engine.. bear with me, I just realized I'll need to do more typing...

Now there are many many game engines you could choose from and the truth is, some of them don't even need you to write a single line of code...yeah you heard that right....there's also what we call Visual Scripting....

Now to the engines,

Buildbox is free and doesn't require any coding knowledge... you can make Amazing mobile games with it.

Unity is a professional and quality game engine (this is the one I use)....it uses C# as programming language and trust me, it's very very easy to learn...but if you don't want to, you could use the visual scripting packages...we have playmaker and bolt....although I would recommend you learn c# as it is more professional and would give you FULL control over your game, you can still start with visual scripting and then move to c#.

In an engine like Unreal engine, you'll need C++ or you use blueprints (visual coding)... I haven't used this before but it's not really beginner friendly and it also requires a high end PC... although I haven't tried it, I can't really say how difficult it is but you can experiment everything.

there are also numerous game engines you and weaknesses...so you might wanna do some research on this...

So back to your question about the language you should choose, it all depends on the engine you choose...but you can choose any Object oriented language and just learn the basics like variables, functions, loops, if else statements etc...you'll be able to pick up and understand some terms specific to the engines.

This is kinda like a briefing but I hope it helps

Unity01:


Hi... this depends on the route you'll take in game development... using a game engine, and not using a game engine.

If you're not planning to use a game engine, then you can start with python and pygame. I don't really know much in this so you'll need to do some googling..

However, to make quality 2D and 3D games, for mobile, desktop, etc you'll need a game engine.. bear with me, I just realized I'll need to do more typing...

Now there are many many game engines you could choose from and the truth is, some of them don't even need you to write a single line of code...yeah you heard that right....there's also what we call Visual Scripting....

Now to the engines,

Buildbox is free and doesn't require any coding knowledge... you can make Amazing mobile games with it.

Unity is a professional and quality game engine (this is the one I use)....it uses C# as programming language and trust me, it's very very easy to learn...but if you don't want to, you could use the visual scripting packages...we have playmaker and bolt....although I would recommend you learn c# as it is more professional and would give you FULL control over your game, you can still start with visual scripting and then move to c#.

In an engine like Unreal engine, you'll need C++ or you use blueprints (visual coding)... I haven't used this before but it's not really beginner friendly and it also requires a high end PC... although I haven't tried it, I can't really say how difficult it is but you can experiment everything.

there are also numerous game engines you and weaknesses...so you might wanna do some research on this...

So back to your question about the language you should choose, it all depends on the engine you choose...but you can choose any Object oriented language and just learn the basics like variables, functions, loops, if else statements etc...you'll be able to pick up and understand some terms specific to the engines.

This is kinda like a briefing but I hope it helps

what of an engine like struckd apk and game maker studio for pc

Valkan:
what of an engine like struckd apk and game maker studio for pc

Sure, just do your research and make a choice... I personally would recommend Unity

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