Material for game developing

Haskell Shockat · 2017-11-18T10:30:36

Hey, I was wondering if you could help me with some begginer game development material such as Books, websites, etc. I find myself a little bit lost since seems that there only few websites (from my expirience) that covers this matter in a quite professional way. If possible, I would like to know what people do study on university and what kind of books they have access to in order to be able to go ahead and jump in this vast world. Although, if possible, I would like some reccomendations on how to start and direct me a little bit more into mobas. I'm aware that few steps are needed before jumping into this whole world and that mobas are really hard to create and expensive (my main objective in the future), I just would like people to give me some adviced more orientated than other games even if the first games that I would probably start to make would be even less than a level from super Mario bros. Meanwhile engines, even if is a matter that I believe that I shouldn't touch yet, Unreal Engine have a lot of documentation of how to is it and how everything works in their engine, so I feel confident that there's no need for further material but who knows, I'm just a noob trying to figure out how this world works. Thank you in advance for your help.

For Beginners

Started by Serox November 14, 2017 08:44 AM

19 comments, last by Serox 7 years ago

Serox

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November 18, 2017 10:30 AM

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Wouldn't you rather focus on one way of doing things when just starting out? I mean if you don't mind then whatever but focusing on one language to begin with is a good idea.

I know is a good idea, but I have more projects as well, I just believe that learning multiple languages would be fun, and better. I can see how each other interact with a same process and with different ways to write. And next year I'm going to be in IT course, so better to prepare myself through first than sticking to one thing and do it immediately.