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How to Learn Programming

Posted by John Lucas on Oct 30, 2010 in Game Design | 0 comments

If you want to program to create a game, you will need a game engine to run the game. There are a few options about choosing which game engine to use (you can see some of them here and research more of them online). You can create your own, buy one, or use an open source engine. The game engine is a software...