Developing 2D sports game

darrin k · 2018-04-15T13:26:56

Hi everyone, My main goal is to eventually build an extremely simple (graphics-wise/game-physics wise) sports video game in 2D. I am a big fan of the "old-skool" Genesis sports video games. I know some Python and C# but would really like to begin learning C++ as well. Where I am now: - My original thought was to continue learning some more C# and C++ before diving into any engine. I am thinking Udemy to take additional courses. -Perhaps, a tennis or golf game since I do not have to do deal with team-based AI which I have heard is extremely tricky to replicate. -Not sure, if Unity or Unreal is suited for sports game development? If one is better than better for 2-D based games, but I definitely want to learn both C# and C++. -Is it a realistic goal, to build a simple sports game (basic graphics and physics-- think Genesis or even early 90s DOS)? This goal is just for myself, I am not looking to make money off of this game but just some self-satisfaction that I can build it. Lastly, I know enough programming to build ROM editing tools in C# but that is the extent of my programming, with the exception of some simple Python scripting. I would appreciate anyone's input and thanks for taking to time to read this and/or respond. Thanks, DK

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Started by darrin k April 07, 2018 12:44 PM

11 comments, last by darrin k 6 years, 10 months ago

Kylotan

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April 13, 2018 09:13 AM

SFML and SDL do very similar things but SFML has a bit more functionality while SDL is older and more widely used.

darrin k

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April 15, 2018 01:26 PM

On 4/13/2018 at 2:13 AM, Kylotan said:
SFML and SDL do very similar things but SFML has a bit more functionality while SDL is older and more widely used.

Ok thanks for the clarification, understood!

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