@GameFromScratch @mrcopilot I have a feeling @ramsey has some programming skills

Gamedev gets complicated real fast if you want a lot, start small and build up over time

I'm about a year or two in and still overwhelmed by the engine

@stux @GameFromScratch @mrcopilot As long as it uses a C-style programming language, I should be good.

@stux @GameFromScratch @mrcopilot As long as it uses a C-style programming language, I should be good.

@ramsey @stux @GameFromScratch I'm a #Godot guy who misses the BlenderGameEngine, but any thing that is attractive to your dev style is fine. Tuts abound for unreal unity & Godot. All support external languages & their own scripting.

Unity & Unreal have vast libraries of assets and scripts that drop in pretty quick. But games are software and the difficulty curve scales rapidly the closer your get to the end.

Advice: jump in feet first in a couple & develop simplest game possible, then choose

@ramsey @stux @GameFromScratch Stuff like this helps.

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