3 Days Vs 3 Years of Game Development!

[@Phaze_lovesroblox]

Underrated video bro, I’m trying to become a developer and made a handful of games myself using godot and scratch, and I find your videos very inspiring, continue working hard bro! ❤️ ❤❤

[@Seestral]

oh wow I actually think I saw couch combat once on steam without finding this channel, pretty cool to see this video now haha. good work!

[@Skeffles]

Amazing to see the differences between the projects. Which do you prefer? Long projects like couch combat or short ones like mythomania or game jams.

[@ButWhyLevin]

Long for sure, although I consider mythomania a long term project, it’s just not done yet

[@Aidanryry]

I missed the last video because I was on the bus

[@ButWhyLevin]

I’m disappointed. Make sure it never happens again.

[@Kishinmaru208]

🙂❤️

[@tanjibulanimations5653]

hey i want to make game like you.i made few games using gdevelop and scretch. but want to learn a language.can you give me some tips

[@Mistereee]

I recommend Godot, if you do a few tutorials you should be able to make games quite easily. It’s probably the best engine out there right now

[@tanjibulanimations5653]

@Mistereee i finished brackys tutorial.but i think i should learn python.a lot of people recommend this learning gdscript.gdscrip and python quite similar they said.what do you think?

[@tiborenyedi7001]

Godot + 1 It can do a lot yet it is beginner friendly at first. You will still need to learn a lot along the way. Godot has a phylosophy which fits well to the beginner mindset usually and gdscript is nice and well integrated into the engine. If you want something more industry standard you should look into unity and C#. It is less beginner friendly, more abstract but still a really good engine and you can absolutely learn it too.

[@totallywacker8162]

Im not wishlisting a rouglite. Come on man were only here for the devlog.

[@ButWhyLevin]

ok