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man i love that book it changed me

A concept I feel sort of ties in to this budgeting. Being both economical with your time and wallet. Thinking about similar questions can you produce a game on schedule that fits in your desired budget. That sort of thing

I have no idea how you're breaking the material to make the clouds look so pretty lol are there settings that aren't shown? thanks

I really like your style and the way you explain things!

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lighting's messed up. there's no indirect light at all

Game bwoke Dev broke 💸

Serious please lower the background music or just remove it entirely, it’s useless and annoying. You have good content but the music is pushing me away.

Great vid, was really shocked that you only have 1.11k subs, subbed

One thing that wasn't talked about as much in this video is the importance of planning. One way to plan out a game is with a Game Design Document or GDD. The channel Serket Studios has a video on it. Look up Serket Studios Game Design Documents. The video is a bit long, but it is quite thorough. It explains what a GDD is, why you need one, and how to put one together.

Dude I’ve watched two videos and the quality alone has blown me away. Thanks for the valuable information!

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Isnt that gonna cost performance?

This is the first video I've seen that talks about the initial conception of a game idea. So many videos titled "How to start making games" talk on and on about how to pick the right game engine and where to learn how to use different game engines or art tools or whatever. No one talks about how to come up with an idea you'd actually want to execute.

Personally, I don’t really believe in the “first 10 you make” law. If you have something truly compelling, then there’s no reason to abandon it. Just keep at it until it’s great. That’s what I’ve been doing and I don’t regret it. Instead of 10 failed games, I have 1 game that’s shaping up to be good (with 6 or so failed past iterations). Although, I’ve seen a lot of new devs get too excited about ideas that probably won’t be worth it. Often times lack of experience means lack of thought that goes into the concept. Which is probably why the law exists. But if you feel that a concept is so great that it’s worth redoing 10 times, then it’s worth it. In conclusion, the best thing to do is what you want.

Woahh thanks to this video, now I'm gaining motivation to start my game lol. Thank you! love your videos!

These vids are super well produced, excited to see what you make next, both videos and games

I've mostly played BTD 4 and I loved it

Subscriber number 1,044 here and ready to see more lol. This is awesome! Congrats on your channel growth

Thanks

You earned subscribling

10? i really gotta do 10 before i make a good one ? sheesh. i gotta get faster lol. awesome vid btw.

This is really inspiring me to try my hand at making my first game 🔥

wtf the animation is so cute i'm subscribed now

well thought out video looking forward to the next one

This vid is so inspiring!

real

I'm going to take this positive motivation you've given me and go work on my game

Your video quality is amazing both in style and editing and your writing/scrips got me hooked the entire video, you've got yourself a new sub and i was extremely suprised to see how few subs and likes you had, insanely underrated, I believe or at least hope you will go far

great video subbed

I prefer to take on smaller games at this point. Creating a 2D game with a charming art style is so much more engaging than failing to make a 3D game.

I dont usually look at small channels, but you art style caught my eye. This was really informative video and I personal won't be making games, but i can see how this can help alot of people! You got my sub

Great videos, keep it up

Amazing job iterating ❤️ can't wait to see the next one

The animation and dedication is insane!!!!!

I've came here from the last video. This chanell will grow. I will brag that I'm the OG.

I have lots of drawings for a Minecraft campaign driven gam that I want to pitch to Mojang. Reply to this comment if you're interested in helping me. I'm using unreal engine. I'll find a way we could communicate.

The absolute most fundamental reason humans play games is the same reason behind most of what animals do, acquiring power. We want more control over the world, and we want to know how much control we have over the world in relation to everyone else. There are many ways games can satisfy that evolutionary urge, it can do it through learning (facts, art, experiences), refining skills, creating/simulating relationships, making you compete and compare yourself with other people/npcs, etc.

You've reminded me in a single video what I love about game development, playing games, and enjoying myself. Thank you so much and I can't wait to see the coming videos!

My game will give players the experience of climbing through dangerous areas with powerful movement abilities. This experience is valuable because it evokes a sense of exploration that can lead people to do bigger things in life.

I disagree with your fundamental premise. It's not about novel experiences, it's about "fun" (defined as meaningful inputs over time) and engaging gameplay above all. Nintendo is the proof of this, as the "experience" is most always secondary to gameplay. Additionally, gameplay is what creates the experience, and thus experience devoid of gameplay is meaningless.

my experience statement

i loved this video, with the silly drawings aswell. i have been very thoroughly planning my game for like a year now, i have written books worth of "notes" that of course all invalidate each other the further back i read lol. despite that i never really thought about the purpose, which im really glad about that you pointed it out and made it into something positive, because "the purpose of games" can easily be played down imo. my game will give players the experience of being a shadow of yourself as an uploaded mind in a robot body on a rogue planet far away from earth and isolated from all that is regarded as human. beside being a vr game on mouse and keyboard and without the headset, its gonna be an immersive and authentic experience, actively pushing the player to think to survive, and to think about what truly is going on in the story and in the fictional world as a whole. this experience is valuable because thinking critically and figuring something out for yourself a mystery as big as this brings people together and is a cultural enrichment both as a gameplay experience and as a storytelling piece

Love the video! Bring a lot of cool thoughts into my head. My statement for my idea would be You are a scifi Bounty hunter working to stop a giant corporation from controlling history as we know it. This experience should allow people to feel like they are saving history 1 mission at a time. This game idea is a simple find the object style game with story elements kicked in.