Game Creation
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Game Creation
by Scottsamn » Tue Jun 07, 2011 8:37 pm
Hey guys, does anyone know a good program for making a game? I plan on making a zombie survival game, third person in nature, and want to know if anyone has any advice. Feel free to lend a hand.
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by Zupponn » Tue Jun 07, 2011 8:50 pm
Programming languages can be used, but Gamemaker and RPG Maker are two programs that I can think of off the top of my head that you can also use to build games.
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by Scottsamn » Tue Jun 07, 2011 8:54 pm
I saddly only really know extremely specific languages, rarely used outside of one game. However, I am stuborn and insane, so could potentialy figure out any coding language that becomes practical. That's how I learned what little I know, that's how I will learn more.
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"I think his mate saw me. *BANG BANG BANG* Yes, yes he did."- The Sniper
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"I think his mate saw me. *BANG BANG BANG* Yes, yes he did."- The Sniper
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by Rody » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:07 am
yeah, Gamemaker was pretty easy to use, and there is quite some help available if you'd need that.
I did find that depending on what I was planning to do, it was easier for me to just stop using the built-in drag-and-drop things and to just replace almost everything with scripts/code.
I did find that depending on what I was planning to do, it was easier for me to just stop using the built-in drag-and-drop things and to just replace almost everything with scripts/code.
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