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There is a plethora amount of users who are willing to help you, share advice, give feedback. Resources linked to common community pages to help start your journey.

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DevLogs

TIG

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Forums

Help Forums
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for developers

There are many great
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websites that offer

developers a chance. Reddit

offers a lot of communities

that can be part of your

interests. Links to play

testers, people who are

willing to give feed back,
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dev logs which show the

process of other people and

their journey.

Hub for game creators to discuss and share their insights, experiences, and expertise in the industry.

R/ Game Devs

R/Indie

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Devs

Game Engine
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Sources

Making your own game you

are likely to be using a game

engine. Game engine is

software framework

primarily designed for the

development of video games

and generally includes

relevant libraries and

support programs such as a

level editor. Here are some

most common engines and

their community pages.

Incase you have questions

relating to the program.

Game Maker

Drag-and-drop programming environment allows new game designers to jump right in and create 2D games.

(Click to view games made)

Create AR/VR applications, animated films and effects, as well as any non-game projects with 2D and 3D visualization.
(Click to view games made)

Unity

Create AR/VR applications, animated films and effects, as well as any non-game projects with 2D and 3D visualization.
(Click to view games made)

Unreal Engine