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How To Start Indie Gamedev the RIGHT WAY in 2024
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Curious about how to start indie gamedev in 2024? Watch this video for tips on getting started with Unity or Unreal Engine to create your own indie games!
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0:00 Intro
0:10 Pick An Engine
1:00 Start With Your Game
3:02 Upload To A Repo
3:40 Use The Asset Store
4:36 Don't Start With Environment
5:19 Switching Things Up
5:40 1 Hour A Day
6:05 Conclusion
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Having done game dev every day for the last 2.5 years I can attest that the steady progression is real. Particularly if you are involved in a community where you can ask questions it real helps with seeing progress. Because when you start you are the one asking all the questions then as time goes on you find you are the one who can answer people's questions. It is a really cool sense of progress that you notice more in retrospect.
I agree. Well said.
That thing you said regarding tutorials was true for me as well. At a certain point, following a tutorial exactly won't actually teach you anything. Taking what you learn and doing your own thing is my preferred way to learn things. Also, I think that following the fun is the best way to go forward. If what you are creating is boring to you, what reason do you have to complete it other than to prove you can complete things?
Exactly. Tutorials are great but shouldn’t be solely relied on to learn. At some point individual learning needs to take place.
Great video! I just started a few months ago and most of this is very sound advice from my experience. Especially version control.
It’s not covered enough and I think I would have quit by now without it. I’ve “broken” my game multiple times due to rookie mistakes but I was able to rollback to an earlier time and saved so much time
Yes, definitely not talked about enough. That’s exactly how I felt a few years ago when I was trying to learn unreal engine and didn’t know about version control.
All great advice! love the video
Glad you enjoyed!
hey man! Why don´t you leave your game´s steam page on the description for us to find it easily? great vid, btw.
Ah, I knew I forgot something…thanks for pointing it out. It’s there now. Also thanks for watching.
Highlight advice - "Dedicate at least One Hour a Day for Game Dev" Excellent.
Edenbound's trailer works. Looks great. Music, FX, scenes all well done. (Professional looking.) And it did make me curious even though side scrollers are not my thing. Wishlisted on Steam, Liked and Subscribed here.👍
Thanks for it all.
Tobe honest your the first gamedev person which i agree completely on project scale, every youtuber i mean big youtuber like "Thomas the great brush" is pitching same thing to go far a small project. What i see is like am working on game for last 3 years and only thing motivated me enough is that it helps me to learn step by step in detail along side my game is in progress too.
Thank you. I hope you success on your journey. I like Thomas Brush’s videos but I know what you’re saying. It’s super easy to lose motivation creating small games.
I also use assets, sorry but I'm not a musician or sound effects specialist, I tried learning blender many times but I just can't I rather pay 30 bucks to get a huge tileset better than anything I could possibly ever create.
I do the coding, game mechanics and game design that's what I want to focus on
I feel the same. My blender skills are very very minimal. Assets are there for a reason.
Thanks for these great tips!
Thanks for watching! Hope it helped.
Make Your Game even if u starting was the best point. Because if I talk about myself, I start doing dozing and feel sleepy when watching tutorials ( Basic Ones ). The best thing is to start with project as I think coz when u will create something it will motivate u that I can do this. Happy Game Development! ( lol ).
What?
@@louisdesimone9191 I said ur this point was great: start creating rather than watching tutorials or taking courses.
Ah gotcha. Sorry, I didn’t understand at first. Good luck on your game dev journey. I hope your game is a great success!
Title says how to but it was more a do's n dont's.. still dont know how to start. Anyways, still a good video. Thx
Thanks for watching. What are you still unsure about? I can try to help.
welcome bro.
"I know Godot is popular right now, but I haven't done any research"
Step 2: "Do a little research"
ok.
He meant "Do research before you make decision on what engine to use" not "Research every game engine just because"
Hey, what I meant by this was Godot is a popular engine right now but I don’t have any experience using it so I didn’t want to speak on it. This video was based on my personal experiences. The research part was meant to inform people not to dwell on what engine to pick because in the end it doesn’t matter that much, it’s just another tool. But thanks for checking out my video still.
Actually good advice for once lol
Thanks and thanks for checking out my video. I hope it helped some.