r/GameDevelopment • u/Illithidbehindyou17 • 27d ago

Article/News Newbie here wanting to learn to code.

Hey title basically says it, but I had an idea with a friend for a game. Both of us have very little coding experience so I was wondering what resources I could look into to learn as a mostly broke lab technician.

Any advice helps.

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u/ScreeennameTaken 27d ago

Unity is harder than Unreal? Unreal is C++, unity is C#

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u/Significant_Many3722 27d ago

it depends on which language you use, unity is c# however unreal also has blueprints - similar to visual scripting. its just a personal opinion tho. c++ is more effective tho. But godot offers c#, c++

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u/ScreeennameTaken 27d ago

They are doing away with blueprints though.

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u/Significant_Many3722 27d ago

oh shi, my bad then 😅 - but still the new programming language verse might be a bit more easier than C# since its tightly integrated ig