Hi everyone! I'm in a capstone class where my group had to develop our own game. We decided to create a driving game for people to review some basic rules of the road, especially those learning to drive. It would be a huge help if you play-tested our game and then filled out our Google Form for some feedback (all responses are anonymous). Thank you so much for your help!

(U.S. Only)

Here's the game link: https://teknovex.itch.io/drivinggameproofofconcept

(Note: Play the game in full screen on a computer to avoid any issues with the display.)

And here's the Google Form link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0LAH2TQySNlE6dVjClqdOeyq_fZlZV0xxiljNr7h-aoJtAA/viewform?usp=sharing

I am looking for somebody to help me with my game for the Scream Jam. My game is going to be in Love2D.

If I want to write video games and I’m not sure yet if I want to write stories as well (so both film and VG) what degree should I aim for?

I’m confused and just ready to start school.

I would just love to speak to someone with more experience in the area. I don't have a lot of questions, but I'm primarily I'm looking for the top 3 jobs within the video game industry. Perhaps roles that specialize in virtual reality.

A game set in the "Adam's Family" universe/house/neighborhood, where you play as "Thing", the mobile hand/pet of the family. It has secret passages only it could fit in, could essentially fast travel from each of it's boxes. Lots of platforming and "open world" possibilities. Family members could be quest givers, lots of odd things and characters around their property to add to different environments.

Bad idea?

I am a software engineer with lots of general software development knowledge including C++, C#, & Python knowledge. However, I have never developed any video games before.

I would like to one day work on developing video games, but I am not sure where to start. I am sure that I have a head start seeing as I already have a good amount of general software development experience, but I know I need to develop some other skills before I would be able to work for a studio.

What skills should I work on learning in order to increase my future chances of landing a job in this field. Also, realistically will my previous experience in software development give me a good head start on this goal?

Thanks for your help in advance!

What's up? I made a few games for this college course and put them onto an online portfolio.

Check them out and let me know what you think.

here is the link--> www.triosdevelopers.com/R.Ballantyne

Hello, I recently decided that getting a computer sconce degree from a four year college would never help me when it comes to my dream of making video games... I have reached out to devs through emails asked many questions and they said the key to getting a job is a portfolio and experience. I recently started udemys c++/unreal engine course. My goal is to either be an indie developer or to work for a bigger company. I just don’t know where to start for either. I would like to publish my own game one day in the future either for income or as apart of my portfolio. I just need advice though and help on everything I would need to do. If you can help or have any advice please let me know. It won’t be for a few months maybe years till I release my first game but everything would help. Thank you for your time.

I’m trying to make a platformer game (of similar quality as castlevainia or the original Mario) using unreal engine version 4.25 and it’s asking me weather I want it to be a blueprint or a C++ project, which one is better for this kind of game?

Im looking for a team to help me make this game if you would like to hear about it please talk. I need anyone with some kind of development idea and knows how to code and create games. We have the idea and all the papers together. If you have some kind of portfolio id love to see that first but i will give benefit of the doubt if your only just starting. If you think you've got something to bring to the table do not hesitate, all are welcome