How I would learn game dev (If I could start over)

please do not record while driving a car

I almost gave up on you when I saw the way you wrote the letter "K" on the box

hey first time watching your videos and just wanted to say that I love that you wear your miraculous medal and our Crucified Lord proudly.

Where were you 4 years ago? 🥲

I wished I could change my mindset a long time ago... Here are some of the things I realized


1. You don't need to build everything about your game... Try outsourcing the hardest or most basic of things

2. Never isolate yourself... Join communities where you can ask for help

3. Accepting the future... Not everyone will like your game no matter what (it's ok to suck at something)

4. Personal Discipline... This is kinda self-explanatory

Guys, share your future and past small and large games here, Inesnt to check them, and I think not only me. Let's sgare the names and links under my comment

Came across these videos just when I gave up on game dev dream. Let's see....

great video bro.. soo helpful

Wait!
Is this the hit game Heir Obscure: A Hunt in the dark ??????????

good videos. i'm already a software developper, the only reason im stuck with gamedev is the art part (especially drawing...). i can't even draw pixel art .. its so frustrating for me and i don't want to use free asset. how did you start this part ?

I’m 28, I want to release my dream game between 35 and 50 so I can retire early.

tnx for sharing your thoughts! Kindly use a microphone/ or keep closer. It doesn't sound listenable

Thank you for the great video! I am a terrible programmer but I know the rest pretty well. Where would be a good place to search the particular code I am looking for? 🤔

I just made and published my first game made in unreal, It was a remaster of another game I made in a very strange game engine…
Just a guy chasing you around a forest.
It went great!
I learned so much from this experience and I think I’m finally ready to move on to 3d engines

this is actually one of the best game dev channles I've found. keep it up!

Hey could you send the link to your discord? I have a good Catholic friend of mine who's into coding and game development who'd probably be interested in joining (not to mention I'd like to rejoin it)

You are not a developer... you are one of those disgusting Gen Z content creators and your channel shows that.

Thanks. I'm a teenager looking forward to being a game developer. This motivated me.

It is funny, because i recently realized this myself, i often fell into the habit of just binge watching multiple tutorials about how to do various things in game development, but then i realized that, it is much better to just focus on a small project and learn what i need to make it work the way i envision it.

Great video dude! Quick question, what sort of camera/webcam do you use for when you are seated at your desk? Is it just your phone and you've set it up nicely or is it something else specific?

Yo nice video, but just be carefull. driving while looking at a camera is not the best decision.

yeah id love to see a video on the first phase and the necessary fundamentals

The dream game is the small games that you have gathered and create your self

Very good story telling while being informative, your videos and editing are top-notch!

Great video! Took me a while to get out the rut and just stop watching full tuturial series. Learned more from a 2 day game jam than i did in 3 months of following tutorials ngl

Great video! Would definitely recommend to beginners.

You are such a rockstar, every video that you put out there has ton of value, thank you. PS> Super extra points for recording in your car and other places, this was fun.

You, have inspired me. I feel like I wasn't making progress on my FNAF fan game, only to realise it probably counts as a big project (a full fledged five nights, unique gameplay mechanics, etc.). I might put my "big" project on hold, and go for the smaller games first.

I have way bigger project ideas, some being my dream games.

That's what I've always told my students. Thank you!