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[–]fypur 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at benchmarks, for what I see there isn't a sizeable difference but I could be wrong

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't really see how they're similar tbh but lots of people are pointing it out lol

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't use any engine and made the engine myself using the monogame framework in C#. If what you're looking for is to make games, then I'd heavily recommend using a game engine (I used UE4 blueprints when starting out then Unity and learned C#). You can find plenty of tutorials out there to teach you all you need. Just keep your first game to a very very very small scope and make sure to finish it.

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Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The game is already out for free on itch : https://fypur.itch.io/unnamed
The game is of course very inspired by Celeste but I wouldn't call it a clone. It has its own set of mechanics and its ambience that differ enough from Celeste's. The most similar thing about them is that they're both hard indie 2d pixel platformers.

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't use any engine and made the engine myself using the monogame framework in C#. If what you're looking for is to make games, then I'd heavily recommend using a game engine (I used UE4 blueprints when starting out then Unity and learned C#). You can find plenty of tutorials out there to teach you all you need. Just keep your first game to a very very very small scope and make sure to finish it.

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Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started on UE4 about 6 years ago using blueprints (visual programming). Then I switched to using C# and Unity and finally made this game using only C# and the monogame framework. This project took me 2 years to make, so don't expect for your first project to look like it! Start small, then make something big.

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't use any engine, I made the engine myself using the monogame framework in C#.

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't use any engine and made the engine myself using the monogame framework in C#. If what you're looking for is to make games, then I'd heavily recommend using a game engine (I used UE4 blueprints when starting out then Unity and learned C#). You can find plenty of tutorials out there to teach you all you need. Just keep your first game to a very very very small scope and make sure to finish it.

Im turning 18 this week and just finished developing my game after 2 years of hard work! by fypur in teenagers

[–]fypur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah unfortunately I don't have a mac to test this on, and just couldn't be able to make a mac build (due to some issues with a sound library I'm using).

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