How to make a game code

Question

How to make a game code

Answer 1

https://hackr.io/blog/how-to-code-a-game

Answer 2

Dharampal Sadhal ,

this question is asked frequently, so you can also just use the search with `game` here in this forum.

Answer 3

Pick a programming language, decide what kind of game you want to make and start writing your code.

Here is an example of a game that I liked to play with my mother called Shut the Box. I created it with Java Script, which is the first programming language that I learned.

Wishing you much success 🙏

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/WZtyrHdATm8g/?ref=app

Answer 4

As Lothar Sir said, kindly make proper use pf the search bar.

There are plenty of marvellous games developed by different coders, posted on Sololearn. Consider checking them out by using the search bar in the create section for some really good ideas.

Answer 5

Dharampal Sadhal, it's great to see that you are interested in creating a game through coding.
However, in order for us to help you appropriately, it is advised that you kindly provide more detailed and specific information.
That said, please let us know what type of game you wish to build, e.g. web game, mobile game, simple 2D, Complex 3D, etc. It would be helpful to know about the language or framework you prefer to use. Feel free to let us know if you need more information to decide the same.
Thank you.

Answer 6

Hello, Aiza Ch and welcome to Sololearn!
Could you kindly clarify what you mean by your answer?
It seems as if you sre trying out if you can post answers or not. As you can see, the question and answer discussion forum is properly activated.
Thank you.

Answer 7

There's a good video for java by ryisnow

Answer 8

MamickaBeeGames (YouTuber), good work! However, this discussion thread is not meant for the advertisement of your codes.
Is this for reference?
Kindly share appropriate content and be mindful of the Sololearn community guidelines.
Thank you.

Answer 9

Start small with Python: use turtle for simple games or pygame for bigger ones; every game needs a screen, input, rules, and a loop to keep it running.