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I put a lot more effort into the main channel, called Digital Kingdom. I do appreciate the advice though and I’ll have to think on that!

@@digitalkingdomeditor Also on your main channel I suggest you try condensing the video's length to 10-20 mins, and using better titles.

that will get more reach

@@anyasciiTV Thank you for the compliment! I appreciate it!

@@thndrstrkr117 I hope so too, and I appreciate your support!

I’m hoping to eventually get to where I can release it as an alpha for alpha testers, you included in that group

As long as it’s not too scary I can do it

Hell yeah I appreciate the support, and I got big plans for that COD zombies power switch 👀

You and me both! Also feel free to leave suggestions in the comments so I can see about incorporating elements that you wanna see in the game!

What inspired me is better explained in my Devlog 1 video for this, but I’ve seen bodycam games like Unrecord and Deppart (leaning more towards Deppart for this game) and wanted to make my own bodycam horror VHS-ish experience In terms of where to start, my advice is to have at least a small bit of knowledge about coding concepts, although it’s not necessary if you go about it like I did (knowing how to code and understanding the languages is extremely useful as well, but if you just know some basic concepts that’s okay as well.) Another bit of advice: if you have programming knowledge or not, tutorial videos on TH-cam are where I began to learn how to use both Unreal Engine and Unity. I started out with Unity, and Brackeys is a great TH-cam tutorial channel for Unity related projects, and currently I’m using Unreal Engine tutorial videos made by Eremental Studios and Matt Aspland (more so Matt Aspland as he has years of tutorial videos over Unreal Engine posted on his TH-cam page), as they both have good tutorial videos to reference. Last bit of advice: work on small projects to start out with. Nothing too ambitious, and nothing that will take too long to make. If you’re starting out, know that there’s a lot of components to a video game, and it’ll take time. I’ve done this many times where I try to create something that’s way out of my league to make and I either lose interest or don’t see it through. You don’t wanna feel like you’re stuck on one project because it’s too big for one person or too ambitious, so small projects for now to build up your experience and knowledge, then when you feel ready to tackle your magnum opus of a game, go for it

I was very wrong about this 😂😂

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