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Mr. Bud · 2022-02-28T08:00:34.234Z

👋 Hello, World! Software developers spend the whole with complicated problems and they need to learn almost everything about algorithms, structures, frameworks, and bla-bla-blah. While games and coffee become the stress-busters, why building games c...

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Before web development I wanted to be a gamer developer. Seems to be a more realistic career choice these days.

Wow, I've never explored this field but after reading this article I feel like I should give it a go. The process seems so satisfying. Great blog man.

Thanks Masoom Kumar! Good luck with it! 🍺

If you are stuck somewhere, just remember I'm there 😊

Very nice article Mr. Bud! Thanks for mentioning my article too 😊😊 Have you built with Godot btw? I am thinking to move from Unity and learn Godot. If you have used Godot, I wanna hear your thoughts on it.

Glad you like it! And I remember I used Godot at the very beginning since I thought it will help me understand the fundamentals sooner but it didn't go that well. The main reason is that Godot is somewhat inferior for 3D games, and in 2D games even, Physics is weak. Godot is OK if you're a beginner(especially because scripting is very easy in GDScript)or a hobbyist but for serious cases, Unity is better 😊

What an excellent aricle Mr.Bud. Game development is such a fascinating topic. I also developed games when I was younger for C64, PC and web. Are there any of your games what you would share with us?

Hello Miklós, I'm glad you found it interesting! And wow, I haven't met a dev who built games for C64! It must be hard, which language did you use?

There're many games I made but only games I made with teams are published(Here're some: ShapeRace.io, Highway Getaway, Guard Jailbreak) . It's just because I sell most of my indie games when I find a good deal. But I would like to present one upcoming game, Wheel Rider! You can see more on the website 🙌

Back then I used Basic language I was not familiar with Assembly at that time, but it was even hard to understand the binary system. :) Thanks for the great list of games, I will definitely check them. 😊Mr. Bud

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