Game Development for Dummies | The Ultimate Guide

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Comment from : Thomas Brush

I took me 13:34 minutes to realise that some things are better played
Comment from : AmithSingh

This demystified a lot Thank you!
Comment from : Dante Osborne

This was very helpful Ive been wanting this to be my career path and getting a better understanding before looking for a college is great
Comment from : Hannah Hall

I'm a big big dummy
Comment from : nugget vr

Lol I'm in 3rd grade
Comment from : nugget vr

Im a senior in my school and i have programming/coding class but i thought to myself that even though it's not a video game coding class but it's still coding idk Does this count as experience/practice because i doubt myself and anxious as well forgetting what i learn because i have others things in my head
Comment from : AQ

Unreal is easier than Unity actually
Comment from : Shalom Samson

I mean just look at my name, lmao But i want to try to cook
Comment from : PepegaProgrammer

Go 💀
Comment from : WerrutkyUpNext💪

🎵🎶Attach that script to that ASSet Attach that script to tath ASSet yo! 🎵🎶🎵🎶
Comment from : RKD🤖One

"all games should not be made from sratch" brmmmmmm naw 🙃
Comment from : deep in space

Ive been an ecommerce developer but i still remember how excited i was when making an android game way back college I want to be a game dev now
Comment from : Jeff Sans

I almost shut off the video when I heard how you pronounce Godot
Comment from : DantooineRNG

This was a much needed piece of information Thanks It is nice to be told 50 asset 50 script (tell asset what to do) It is even better that someone actually had the time to tell us newbies what an asset is I really needed these 3 information to fill in my understanding of what is going on, in this new hobby of mine :)
Comment from : Summer_and_Rain

Honestly I'm just here because I want a bigger idea
Comment from : Daniel Onuoha

So I have to ask because everyone keeps saying this…do you really need to start with something like JavaScript or can you get by with only knowing C languages as a game dev? I started with C in my CS50 class and actually really enjoy C++ from what I’ve learned so far, but everyone do anything coding keeps saying to start with a higher level language Is there any use for it further down the road? (I know it’s always great to have more skills in your toolbox, but just curious!) Thank you for the great video! ☺️
Comment from : 포르시아

Thanks Thomas That was very simply explained
Comment from : James Tsividis

Simple version: use already created assetsbrbrbtw where to find a 3d graphic ready for creating the assets for us and be paid for that?
Comment from : Michał Orzechowski

GO DOT
Comment from : Evan Font

My guy, you have convinced me to give unity a try, I struggled with unreal engine for a while, havent learned anything from it, and its just too complicated too me for now and I dont need the crazy high graphics or anything just yet if im a beginner, Unity should be easier for me to get into and I can get used to the basics of stuff and make my dream 2d game before attempting my dream 3d games
Comment from : Yeet Nation

I like to play video games to get an idea or genre or overall style to make games
Comment from : EpicnessNoah

can someone name all the games shown plz?
Comment from : Mohammed Owais Hussain Sayed

The dad variable set to false was just peak😂
Comment from : Simply Luke

This video was amazing! Everything was so really clearly explained
Comment from : steph

I want to make a 3d linear level based 3rd person action game I'm not sure if I should use Unity or Unreal I'm not planning on crazy gaphics Like I'm not looking to have my characters look like real people
Comment from : Silmerano

Dude made one mid game and became the games industry equivalent of an e-commerce YouTuber
Comment from : ChaosStep

Do you have any tips for learning C#?
Comment from : Xella

So , im dummy 😂
Comment from : mohamad khodaverdi

c#, java, javascript which one is the best for game development? and which language that i want to learn first before jumping into your course?
Comment from : Yos kokleng

Thank you so much for inspiring me through my hard journey of becoming a game dev! Wish you best luck and success!!
Comment from : Thành Đạt Đỗ

Wow this is hard
Comment from : Jason Cheng

Hey Thomas! Love your videos Just wanted to let you know that the community-accepted pronunciation of Godot is "guh-dough" (emphasis on the 2nd syllable)
Comment from : Isaac

i always love to call you the indie games philosopher , i love the content you share it absolutely enlighten my mind and opens it to understand
Comment from : Arrows Development

Fantastic video I love playing games Now, I have a simple yet solid understanding of how they're made The next step in learning how to make games is much clearer to me now Thanks
Comment from : Kirt James

I've been a full time software engineer for over a decade but have never built a game My husband and I are now starting to spin up our understanding of project work to build our first mobile app Thank you for this content
Comment from : Vanessa Frost

Thomas do you recommend using Godot game engine to create 2d game
Comment from : Max Pro

also, almost about 40 of the game's work goes into playtesting as well imo that includes tweaking game's mechanics and game designing
Comment from : v2 - Game Dev

Thanks for the help dev , Maybe I would make some kind of game in the future ( Shape his two hands into a similar shape of a heart )
Comment from : hoasd1

As a web dev I would love to see a video on switching from different programming paradigms into game dev!
Comment from : Wesley Grant

I use unreal engine for my 2d game
Comment from : BLASTER XT9

when i use Gdevelope 5, i dont understand what is variable, after try making games seem like it can use lot for diferend thing it quite fun when see it work
Comment from : IzFan Art

11:53 True! Even big AAA studios dont make everything from scratch themselves every time They use middleware like SpeedTree and FMOD They use Quixel Megascans (even if they don't use Unreal) They reuse common animations between games They hire contractors and support studios They use open source code Trying to do everything yourself is a very poor use of your time
Comment from : TheCrewExpendable

Hi I am software engineer freshman in college I am learning game development right I just started a few days ago 2d course on Udemy I want to make 2D platform and a 2D rpg over head and a 3D horror game but I am still learning but I also want to make a indie game team/studio if you would like to learn with me reply with your discord
Comment from : Cookin bk

So i am a University student and very much interested in Game Development but Should i invest my time in it?Is it worth it?Really demotivated here💀
Comment from : Najee Ullah

Hey Man, u have helped so much throughout my journey of game dev, I hope I can buy ur courses soon, btw I find your story extremely inspiring!!
Comment from : IWannaDesignRapAlbums

I am watching game dev content for years but never made any lol (i was a teen and this year became an adult )brHope i will start after this
Comment from : wild beast

Beautiful ,this explanation is mind blowing ,i enjoy watching this ,great video ThomasBrush
Comment from : Super tenchoo

For dummies huh, thanks
Comment from : Dwaal

Godot is pronounced "go-dough"
Comment from : Coffee Sloth

This was an amazing explanation! I’ve been learning c# recently and was struggling to find where the programming came into place/how everything in development is usually organized, and this answered most of my questions Thank you!
Comment from : Im4gineD4t

one for the algo!
Comment from : Midi Music Forever

I loved this video, believe it or not, been searching YT like crazy trying to find someone explaining this, the concept the organization, at a high level, all the different components that goes into technically making a game This gives so much direction for wannabe game devs like me, thank you!
Comment from : Arleys Resco

what is computer ?
Comment from : Brandon Court

I like the way you explained everything! :)
Comment from : Escape: Underground

Love it! Back to the basics
Comment from : B_Carr007i

Thomas be like: games should rarely be made from scratchbrMe: Yah hold that thought I gotta finish this game that is almost completely from scratch XD
Comment from : Caleb Krauter

I bought pinstripe to support you! I'm starting to do game dev and your videos are very encouraging so I wanted to support your art
Comment from : Parasol Mushroom Studios

The clip of the hockey player going airborne at 8:20 was hilarious lol
Comment from : Speedway Labs

Game development is not only game programming, I was expecting to see more about "how to develop a game idea" instead of "how to make my character move"
Comment from : Rubinia

Yo Thomas, who’s making your thumbnails?? I’d love to get in contact
Comment from : Chase Sommer

This is amazing! If I had this explained to me before getting into Game Dev, this would have saved so much time learning the lingo Great Video Thomas!
Comment from : Alex Moidl

Also stop premaids? Yeah done yes all games made this way and thats why you have thousands of games on sale on steam that dont sell and many more people want their money back on
Comment from : Edgrot

Thomas, the man responsible for motivating me to finally make my dream open world game and post about it on YouTube 🙈brThank you so much man 🙏🙏
Comment from : Hamzah Kirmani