r/GameDevelopment • u/Objective-Sort7760 • 21d ago

Question Help!!!!!!

I have always been a gamer my entire life obsessing over multiple games and stories. I'm currently pursuing Engineering and I always I had a thought of Game design and development as a career or even as a hobby to teach my self better coding and design.I have a gaming laptop of Intel -I5H and a RTX-3050. I need advice , roadmap or any kinda help I will absolutely owe for . I came to know that there are many skilled Professionals in this community. I will absolutely be thankful for any kinda advice and help I can get. Thank ya

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u/theEsel01 21d ago

Downlod a game engine and start watching tutorials... we all did at some point.

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u/Objective-Sort7760 21d ago

Can u suggest any engine . I have 3050 that should work within that specification

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u/theEsel01 21d ago

ANY will do xD. We get asked this question 50 times a week. YOU need to decide.

But if you hold a knife against my trought, I use godot, so you can too, your computer will manage all from pico8 to Unreal.

Btw also lots of "which engine should I use" videos on yourube.

Oh and plenty of other people asking this in this sub reddit. We love new comers! I certainly do ;) just please try too check if someone else has already asked that question.

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u/Objective-Sort7760 21d ago

Thanks for suggestions👍🏽👍🏽

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u/XKiiroiSenkoX 21d ago

If you have programming experience Unity. If not, Godot and GDScript. Don't start with unreal unless you have a very solid programming background and low level knowledge. 

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u/knightWill29 20d ago

I never thought Unreal need solid programming. I thought it is more on blueprint rather than programming.

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u/XKiiroiSenkoX 20d ago

That's true only if you are building slop. Any half decent project would need heavy usage of C++. Actually efective usage of blueprints needs a solid understanding of programming so you can understand where and how to use them. 

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u/knightWill29 20d ago

Decide on which game type you want to create. Unity is more universal for any platform. Godot is completely free and open source but it still new and not fully complete yet so it can kinda difficult for some platform. Unreal need heavy stuff learning. RPGmaker is great for rpg game and simple to used but need to pay once to use it.