I wanted to say exactly that !! It's like he already had like 45% of game development down.. Most people need to learn programming, working in the engine, 3D modeling or Pixel art, Animation and Sound design. Being able to make game ready art is a HUGE head start compared to others.
@@Devonaxx I thought so, too. Overall i'm a beginner at game development, but i at least have a bit of coding experience. Learning and working/coding in Unity is fun, but i always have in mind to learn pixel art, animation, sounds and get overwhelmed so quickly that i get frustrated and my progress slows down extremely. I know there are lot of nice free assets out there for starters, but... I guess, like so often in my life, i have to learn to take things step by step 😅
@@DevonaxxI started to learn about this world a few days ago I used to study economics now I decide to learn this and I’m pretty sure is going to take me a few years 😢
Woah, truly got surprised to see this channel with 2.5k subs. The editing and content was spectacular! Earned a sub from me! Excited to see what other content you’ll be coming out with!
even your early games made more from boredom than interest are impressive... you learned so much game dev in a year, makes me feel more motivated to start in earnest.
As someone who is only a few months into learning game development this made me hopeful for my journey, but also triggered some anxiety with how much I have left to learn. Thanks for the video! Ever onwards we go!
Just remember you don't have to learn everything and certainly not right away. Unity has a lot of tools, doesn't mean to understand them all, only if you need them.
@Mateusz it's been going well! I ended up joining my first ever game jam with an artist friend and we made our very first short, horror, narrative driven game together through Unreal Engine 4. The amount of coding and engine use I had to learn in just over two weeks was a lot, but I feel richer in skills for it! Ever onward to the next project! 😁
@kibe003 See my above reply, but as of late I have been focusing on other creative endeavors. Game dev is definitely something I will get back to though soon enough! 😁
Dude! Super inspring to see this. I am much like you, I just picked up Unity for funsies and I wanted to learn more C# skills for my current job. I am not sure if this is a future hobby of mine but in the meantime while I am learning I will be enjoying your videos over the subject! Cheers!
This channel is a blessing for me, i also want to get into game development but i'm too scared to fail, also don't have much time because of school, but my dream is to make games. I already have concepts but don't know how to put them into reality. What this channel is saying for me is courage and that i could actually learn from experience instead of waiting.
lol you're going to fail over and over again so you should get over that fear. Failing is how you learn. You should pick a simple and easy project and try to complete it quickly. Learn from mistakes and pick a slightly more difficult one and keep repeating the process. After completing many mini projects you will be able to then have a go at making one of the big game concepts you dreamed of initially.
what did you watch to learn code, like i watch all these tutorials, but i feel like im just copying there code and dont learn anyhting and how to do it on my own
Solution: turn off TH-cam, then open up vs code or any code editor infact, then simply, build stuff. Don't blatantly solve little problems, pls build real world projects. Something like a calculator with gradient themes etc. Then you'll be out of tutorial hell
U said this 4 months ago so maybe ur on the right track. But you use TH-cam videos as models/guides for how to approach certain projects. After you do like 2 or 3 tutorials you should have a good idea about what to do/ how to approach a given project. While you make ur project you can then look up resources for specific parts if you’re stuck. But you should be able to identify the fundamentals u need after the tutorials
I started making game yday (second attempt here too, 1 year ago I tried and failed) and I'm so happy when I heard that what I'm going through is normal. Its really hard to stick to something nowadays and when you said something about making game simple so you don't quit I really felt that lmao. Anyways good luck on making GTA 6 in 2023 mate!
Wellllll little update, I failed lol. BUT! I started coding and found out about CS50 which is really great and I see myself coming back to Game Development with more experience in future! Main reason for quitting in the first place would be that I felt like I was copy pasting everything and not having any clue what it means, instead of making things myself, now when I got more into coding I at least I understand what I'm doing, even if it's copy paste I understand it.
@@mrdurma9859 tip: after you finish a tutorial, try to replicate the game without the tutorial, and watch the tutorial for any parts you couldn't do, repeat this process until you can do all or most of the game without the tutorial
@@mrdurma9859 Sounds interesting and i just saw it's also free. Is it coding in general or a specific language? And how long does it approximately take?
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! This is one of few things I have notifications turned on for, getting excited over every upload. Please, never stop making content.
I also started to learn unity 1 year ago with some courses, but I didn't achieve that kind of progress. I will be so happy to hear how u actually learned all those things.
I barely leave a comment, your narration is so smooth and fun to listen, really amazing. And I just begin learning game development, hoping to make another 'LoL' someday lol.
Same I was overwhelmed too until I saw brackeys channel! And I made my first game one week ago, ball runner, and learned everything from brackeys. I will start developing my next game. Brackeys has helped me alot’
Great video, mate. It also pretty much describes my situation. Some of my early Unity games suck and now I want to make another one again after watching this video, but sadly just don't have the time. Anw, I will wait for the Ms Paint-made video games.
Great progress, congrats! I'm learning Unity and C# for a while now, still beginner though, but i always slow down because i'm intimidated of what i still have and want to learn, from pixel art to animations to sound... Sure, there are a lot of nice and free assets out there, but it was always my problem that i want all at once...which of course is impossible so i get frustrated and my progress slows down again...
@@L0v0lup Sure i can, but sadly for a while now i couldn't do much because of personal problems like depression, anxiety etc. But i hope that someday this will be ok again and i can continue.
Добрый день. Решил по видео учить английский, наткнулся на твое. По акценту понял, что человек знает русский. Канал интересный, подача прям космос (шутки и монтаж шикарны). Думаю, что если бы делал видео чаще, то просмотров на них было бы в десятки раз больше. Первая игра на канале прям зацепила, ИМХО если ее доработать и добавить контент, то можно релизить. Желаю успехов во всех начинаниях!
Your humor is epic. I got here randomly for the second, or third time and I am again completely hooked. That's how content should always be. Keep it up!
I study coding for almost a year and i am pretty excited and curious about those 2D games, is actually coding a big part of making such games? or it is more like an addition in whole process? What would You say about that after year experience. Anyone can share opinion as well :D
I gotta say I loved the pixel art games the most😄! I started making pixel art games because I loved your pixel art games. Please keep making them😆👍they are amazing🔥🔥🔥
i learned nothing from this video, but since i feel bored often quickly when playing games lately, u caught me with that and it inspired me a bit. i don't think i'll make any progress near that level but i want to realize 2 concepts i have for quite a while now. a card game and a tbs. if they ever turn to reality, consider yourself as a part of the responsible forces behind it. thanks. gl and cu.
This was a really interesting video! I've been toying around with the idea of making my own game after seeing Toby Fox and Eric Barone do it on their own, but I've always feared the learning process when I probably should have been excited for it. On a side note, are you Dutch or Belgian? A lot of my favourite content creators have a similar accent to yours and I've taken note of how many content creators there are from these countries. Makes me wonder if certain culturally facilitated living standards leads to more content creators.
I've recently began my journey and you are a huge inspiration. I am also working on a laptop. I'm a big fan of pixel art however I could never figure it out, so I went the 3D route. Your versatility is amazing, I look forward to future videos.
I always lacks in confidence of myself. I always wanted to make a game, something meaningful. And yet, I never brought myself to create a game, I fears that I don't have the skills to make one, I don't know how to draw, and barely passed my programming courses in University. After watching your video, I felt like I want to give it a try, despite it will mostly end up a utter trash. Thank you.
Bro, most games end up utter trash. I remember i got HOOKED when i created my first AI in Unreal Engine. So i made a city with different AI's(People) doing different things, and reacting, attacking , cursing, shooting, fishing, driving, etc etc. So i totally grasped the idea of AI and know most of how it works. Put me into Textures, i've NO IDEA what's going on. Anyway, my point is, start from something, as this is a big road, and you will eventually start walking the road casually. Don't focus on 10 different things at once, and DO NOT get the idea that you can create an entire game, that takes way longer than you think. Small steps till we get there bud. Best of luck
Ah yes. The beginnings of game dev is so fun. But when you're about to make a long term game, the work becomes very repetitive that you question yourself everyday why sre you still doing it.
Inspiring video. I have recently started my own journey. My position is a bit in versed from your own, coming from a coding background(but not game dev ) with no artistic background. I look at art with likely the same level of intimidation you saw coding at the start. I've been slowly learning pixel arts, but there is a quite a few restrictions on what I can draw well.
Hi! This was inspirational. I have a question. Could you comment about “how you approached learning?” Did you focus on code first? Do you recommend it? In my experience learning “how to learn” something is an overlooked skill. Looks like you nailed it. 😎
Nice one. After 20yrs of data analitics job I decided to become game developer. There is always a time to change. Me and my 3 sons will start a huge project soon.
Game development is a skill that you can learn within two months of starting the language. Using a GUI application to assist will increase that by at least triple and then (from my experience) creating assets will take months or years to learn. Game Dev is easy, asset Dev is hard af
I have a question, did you have any programming background when you started Unity? I'm a programmer student and It's one of my dreams to make an actual fun game, but somehow I still find it very difficult to not give up on learning game development
@@Giedzilla Wow! now I want to start learning game dev once again. Thank you and I'm definitely gonna binge watch your videos to fuel up my motivation xD
Dude, respect you !!! You motivate me, to continue to learn the programming, thanks for this. One day, I hope, to achieve such a result as you, and maybe even more.
thank you I like you lost my motivations for Game Dev maybe cuz I was overwhelmed with everything and couldn't understand but thanks to you now I got inspired to give it another chance
Seeing other dev’s projects and hearing stories about their game dev journeys is always amazing! Great video as usual! btw just today I was working on my “2 years of game development” video…. what a coincidence lol Edit: Do you have a Discord Server??? If you do I wanna join
Its funny but everyone should take note of the key to the success here which was trying again after a reasonable brak in time. Psychologically speaking, after you are done with the task, the neurons that were firing randomly in your brain while you were trying to learn the task got rearranged in a more efficient firing pattern for when you engaged in the task the next time and the next time. That is the reason why you try something hard and unfamiliar, that when you come back to the task, you understand it more clearly and it seems to come to you more and more naturally. Moral is to always take a REST even a short one between learning new things and it will get easier to you over time as your brain adjusts itself to these new and nuron paths that is is trying to estabilish in your brain.
If somebody asked me about your accent I would have said Slavic guy. But you're a fellow Austrian - how cool is that :O. My Game Dev journey lasted for maybe half a year, now I'm really into web development :)
Super cool video and amazing progress but you can see some artistic background in your work. Most beginners starting from scratch would use basic shapes and lines as graphics. The pixel art in the first game is not bad at all. Appealing graphics and animations (even if you consider these examples as basic which they kind of arent) carry the simplistic gameplay your first games are bound to. Makes you question how theres people that say video games arent art when art is at least 50% of its essence. I hope this video inspires people to try things like you said. Awesome work man.
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Check my new video where I made a Metroidvania using Microsoft Paint only th-cam.com/video/Rz-Sk9gJmhg/w-d-xo.html ! It’s pretty EPIC.
It was long wait time
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Disappointed that you didn't use paint to write code.
I have zero experience in making games but can I join to help you develop one?
LicheNov2#4526
Gidezilla is C# better then C++
Quite a lot of progress for 1 year, congrats and keep learning!
Lol so surreal, you are one of the guys I was watching till 4 a.m when I was starting out. Thanks, and keep making them great videos!
Yeah, a Lot for one year.
u
Hey code monkey your great teacher
Yohh congrats he noticed you.
The discord sound effect at 4:21 is truly evil
You might learned the coding and making of games but you already posessed great amounts of art skill which REALLY helps out ALOT
I wanted to say exactly that !!
It's like he already had like 45% of game development down.. Most people need to learn programming, working in the engine, 3D modeling or Pixel art, Animation and Sound design.
Being able to make game ready art is a HUGE head start compared to others.
@@Devonaxx
I thought so, too.
Overall i'm a beginner at game development, but i at least have a bit of coding experience.
Learning and working/coding in Unity is fun, but i always have in mind to learn pixel art, animation, sounds and get overwhelmed so quickly
that i get frustrated and my progress slows down extremely. I know there are lot of nice free assets out there for starters, but...
I guess, like so often in my life, i have to learn to take things step by step 😅
and he made 5/6 game in that timespam, while not having a single background in game development ,nah i ain't believing it
YES!@@deogracias3650
@@DevonaxxI started to learn about this world a few days ago I used to study economics now I decide to learn this and I’m pretty sure is going to take me a few years 😢
Great editing brother. Had my attention the entire time!
Glad you've enjoyed it! So nice to hear that the effort is not going unnoticed!
Exactly! I usually have trouble focusing but this guy kept me hooked! Great work, really.
this video is really good, editing, voice over, creativity everything in every sense
Th4nX
Woah, truly got surprised to see this channel with 2.5k subs. The editing and content was spectacular! Earned a sub from me! Excited to see what other content you’ll be coming out with!
He got 2 K more subs in one week
Already 5k
16.9 and I'm still surprised it is that little.
20k
Remove the dot. That's how much he have now. Insane.
even your early games made more from boredom than interest are impressive... you learned so much game dev in a year, makes me feel more motivated to start in earnest.
I'm most impressed by your animations honestly, very nice
I know right? I would not expect this kind of animation from a guy learning on his own wtf
As someone who is only a few months into learning game development this made me hopeful for my journey, but also triggered some anxiety with how much I have left to learn. Thanks for the video! Ever onwards we go!
Just remember you don't have to learn everything and certainly not right away. Unity has a lot of tools, doesn't mean to understand them all, only if you need them.
How is it going ? 😁
@Mateusz it's been going well! I ended up joining my first ever game jam with an artist friend and we made our very first short, horror, narrative driven game together through Unreal Engine 4. The amount of coding and engine use I had to learn in just over two weeks was a lot, but I feel richer in skills for it! Ever onward to the next project! 😁
@@KingCoreyBearAndd a year has gone , how is it going?
@kibe003 See my above reply, but as of late I have been focusing on other creative endeavors. Game dev is definitely something I will get back to though soon enough! 😁
Quitting and starting again is all part of the process. Fantastic progress and great quality video.
Dude! Super inspring to see this. I am much like you, I just picked up Unity for funsies and I wanted to learn more C# skills for my current job. I am not sure if this is a future hobby of mine but in the meantime while I am learning I will be enjoying your videos over the subject! Cheers!
So did u learn
This channel is a blessing for me, i also want to get into game development but i'm too scared to fail, also don't have much time because of school, but my dream is to make games. I already have concepts but don't know how to put them into reality. What this channel is saying for me is courage and that i could actually learn from experience instead of waiting.
Hay me too, may be we can discuss further?
lol you're going to fail over and over again so you should get over that fear. Failing is how you learn. You should pick a simple and easy project and try to complete it quickly. Learn from mistakes and pick a slightly more difficult one and keep repeating the process.
After completing many mini projects you will be able to then have a go at making one of the big game concepts you dreamed of initially.
@@chickenmadness1732 Such a simple and obvious plan... Really thank you, i will put into work, thanks a lot
Subscribe and I'll put you in my next game, senpai
I'm subbed
subbed. I got the people I'm subbed to set to private, so you'll have to believe me...
You already know how to :)
Deal, btw thanks for making the title accurate literally every other video is like 6:01. Anyways great video continue the great work
subbed, if my name isnt in your next game, I will be seeing my laywers.
That was some epic progress in a year! Looking forward to what you do next :)
what did you watch to learn code, like i watch all these tutorials, but i feel like im just copying there code and dont learn anyhting and how to do it on my own
Solution: turn off TH-cam, then open up vs code or any code editor infact, then simply, build stuff. Don't blatantly solve little problems, pls build real world projects. Something like a calculator with gradient themes etc. Then you'll be out of tutorial hell
How will he do it if he doesn't know anything...@@Pythagoras_a2
U said this 4 months ago so maybe ur on the right track. But you use TH-cam videos as models/guides for how to approach certain projects. After you do like 2 or 3 tutorials you should have a good idea about what to do/ how to approach a given project.
While you make ur project you can then look up resources for specific parts if you’re stuck. But you should be able to identify the fundamentals u need after the tutorials
But first learn some basics if you don't know coding. " ever heard of the beautiful line print("Hello World") yeah. This is where it all starts
@@Pythagoras_a2most retarded answer in history. Yea have a complete beginner open an ide and start coding! Great advice troll
Happy to see the video blowup and more and more game dev related videos surfacing. Hell yeah keep this going, but dont grind yourself to death xD
This video was actually amazing! I was so engaged I literally couldn't click off. You definitely deserve to have more subscribers!
i watch ur vids @DevBanana
I started making game yday (second attempt here too, 1 year ago I tried and failed) and I'm so happy when I heard that what I'm going through is normal. Its really hard to stick to something nowadays and when you said something about making game simple so you don't quit I really felt that lmao.
Anyways good luck on making GTA 6 in 2023 mate!
Good luck on not quiting!
i am also really struggling to get back into developing games
Wellllll little update, I failed lol.
BUT! I started coding and found out about CS50 which is really great and I see myself coming back to Game Development with more experience in future!
Main reason for quitting in the first place would be that I felt like I was copy pasting everything and not having any clue what it means, instead of making things myself, now when I got more into coding I at least I understand what I'm doing, even if it's copy paste I understand it.
@@mrdurma9859 tip: after you finish a tutorial, try to replicate the game without the tutorial, and watch the tutorial for any parts you couldn't do, repeat this process until you can do all or most of the game without the tutorial
@@mrdurma9859
Sounds interesting and i just saw it's also free. Is it coding in general or a specific language?
And how long does it approximately take?
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! This is one of few things I have notifications turned on for, getting excited over every upload. Please, never stop making content.
Really humorous and inspiring. Great stuff!
Glad you’ve enjoyed it!
I also started to learn unity 1 year ago with some courses, but I didn't achieve that kind of progress. I will be so happy to hear how u actually learned all those things.
0:37 all hail brackeys youtube channel
dang, one of the most interesting game dev progress videos🔥
100% correct
I barely leave a comment, your narration is so smooth and fun to listen, really amazing. And I just begin learning game development, hoping to make another 'LoL' someday lol.
Same I was overwhelmed too until I saw brackeys channel! And I made my first game one week ago, ball runner, and learned everything from brackeys. I will start developing my next game. Brackeys has helped me alot’
Excited for your new content and growth, wish you the best of luck in your career!
As a 15yr this inspired me to continue learning about game development thanks you random TH-cam person
You’re welcome random citizen!
Such a well thought-out and edited video haha. Great stuff man.
I'm a computer science student and you just gave me enough motivation to code. Thanks bro.
Great video, mate. It also pretty much describes my situation. Some of my early Unity games suck and now I want to make another one again after watching this video, but sadly just don't have the time. Anw, I will wait for the Ms Paint-made video games.
I made one already! Check the channel :)
Dude...youre so fucking underrated..i hope you reach 10 M by the Next year! Keep the good job up
Haha, if I can still make good videos by then
I like your vision man
Great progress, congrats!
I'm learning Unity and C# for a while now, still beginner though, but i always slow down because i'm intimidated of what i still have and want to learn, from pixel art to animations to sound...
Sure, there are a lot of nice and free assets out there, but it was always my problem that i want all at once...which of course is impossible so i get frustrated and my progress slows down again...
Can you give us an update? I really want to know if you are still learning all the things and if so - how far you have come :)
@@L0v0lup
Sure i can, but sadly for a while now i couldn't do much because of personal problems like depression, anxiety etc. But i hope that someday this will be ok again and i can continue.
Amazing! You learnt a lot about game development in a year. Your resume would look so amazing!
Добрый день.
Решил по видео учить английский, наткнулся на твое. По акценту понял, что человек знает русский.
Канал интересный, подача прям космос (шутки и монтаж шикарны). Думаю, что если бы делал видео чаще, то просмотров на них было бы в десятки раз больше.
Первая игра на канале прям зацепила, ИМХО если ее доработать и добавить контент, то можно релизить.
Желаю успехов во всех начинаниях!
Your humor is epic. I got here randomly for the second, or third time and I am again completely hooked. That's how content should always be. Keep it up!
I study coding for almost a year and i am pretty excited and curious about those 2D games, is actually coding a big part of making such games? or it is more like an addition in whole process? What would You say about that after year experience. Anyone can share opinion as well :D
Tol wla ako alam sa coding pero gusto ko maging programmer or developer,anong advice mo?
@@christvlogtv4160 take cs50 course on youtube
@@EklavyaClassesz yeah
Bro your editing style and script is awesome!
You have a good speaking voice man. The way you explain your story is interesting
I gotta say I loved the pixel art games the most😄!
I started making pixel art games because I loved your pixel art games.
Please keep making them😆👍they are amazing🔥🔥🔥
i learned nothing from this video, but since i feel bored often quickly when playing games lately, u caught me with that and it inspired me a bit. i don't think i'll make any progress near that level but i want to realize 2 concepts i have for quite a while now. a card game and a tbs. if they ever turn to reality, consider yourself as a part of the responsible forces behind it. thanks. gl and cu.
This was a really interesting video! I've been toying around with the idea of making my own game after seeing Toby Fox and Eric Barone do it on their own, but I've always feared the learning process when I probably should have been excited for it.
On a side note, are you Dutch or Belgian? A lot of my favourite content creators have a similar accent to yours and I've taken note of how many content creators there are from these countries.
Makes me wonder if certain culturally facilitated living standards leads to more content creators.
Thanks! No, I am from Baltics :)
@@Giedzilla what is you’re lol rank.
I've recently began my journey and you are a huge inspiration. I am also working on a laptop. I'm a big fan of pixel art however I could never figure it out, so I went the 3D route. Your versatility is amazing, I look forward to future videos.
Best of luck! Yeah I do a lot of things, but they are mediocre, it could be nice to have at least one skill I could do amazingly well xd
Great video!
The best part was when you decided to quit league.
but actually you got me really inspired , you just gained a sub xD
Dude, this was a great vid. Loved the hack-and-slash first game! I'll send you mine when it's done :)
closing the league client on repeat, relatable LMAO
The first 35 seconds really felt like you knew exactly what went through my head about 30 mins ago, and here I am doing research lol
The discord disconnect noise made my stomach drop in fear -_-
same
Very fun video, your hard work and creativity is starting to pay off. Keep learning! Good job!
Do you have a background in digital art? Because the visuals are very impressive if you just started.
I used to draw “a bit” as a kid
@@Giedzilla well thats still impressive. Good job
Him: *drawing epic pixel art and said I am bad at drawing*
Me: *crying*
I said I am NOT TERRIBLE at drawing, not that I am bad at it
Great progress! Fantastic video! Bravo!
I always lacks in confidence of myself. I always wanted to make a game, something meaningful. And yet, I never brought myself to create a game, I fears that I don't have the skills to make one, I don't know how to draw, and barely passed my programming courses in University. After watching your video, I felt like I want to give it a try, despite it will mostly end up a utter trash. Thank you.
Bro, most games end up utter trash.
I remember i got HOOKED when i created my first AI in Unreal Engine. So i made a city with different AI's(People) doing different things, and reacting, attacking , cursing, shooting, fishing, driving, etc etc. So i totally grasped the idea of AI and know most of how it works. Put me into Textures, i've NO IDEA what's going on. Anyway, my point is, start from something, as this is a big road, and you will eventually start walking the road casually. Don't focus on 10 different things at once, and DO NOT get the idea that you can create an entire game, that takes way longer than you think.
Small steps till we get there bud. Best of luck
Me: How do i learn unity?
Brackeys: Let me introduce myself!
Ah yes. The beginnings of game dev is so fun. But when you're about to make a long term game, the work becomes very repetitive that you question yourself everyday why sre you still doing it.
Yep, that’s why some of quite simple games takes long to make - not interested in them anymore :(
Inspiring video. I have recently started my own journey.
My position is a bit in versed from your own, coming from a coding background(but not game dev ) with no artistic background. I look at art with likely the same level of intimidation you saw coding at the start. I've been slowly learning pixel arts, but there is a quite a few restrictions on what I can draw well.
Hi! This was inspirational. I have a question. Could you comment about “how you approached learning?” Did you focus on code first? Do you recommend it? In my experience learning “how to learn” something is an overlooked skill. Looks like you nailed it. 😎
I love how he liked ur comment but completely ignored your questions 😂
Nice one. After 20yrs of data analitics job I decided to become game developer. There is always a time to change. Me and my 3 sons will start a huge project soon.
0:05 what roblox Simulator is that 💀
It isnt
i'm new to programming and this motivates me A LOT
Nice video, good luck with your adventure!
and he quit again...
Game development is a skill that you can learn within two months of starting the language. Using a GUI application to assist will increase that by at least triple and then (from my experience) creating assets will take months or years to learn.
Game Dev is easy, asset Dev is hard af
I'm glad i found this channel, entertaining and useful. Well done man! :D
I have a question, did you have any programming background when you started Unity? I'm a programmer student and It's one of my dreams to make an actual fun game, but somehow I still find it very difficult to not give up on learning game development
I did not. Started learning from zero xd
@@Giedzilla Wow! now I want to start learning game dev once again. Thank you and I'm definitely gonna binge watch your videos to fuel up my motivation xD
I love your humour and the editting. Kept the whole video interesting 💯
U lied, the vid is 6:01
Dude, respect you !!!
You motivate me, to continue to learn the programming, thanks for this.
One day, I hope, to achieve such a result as you, and maybe even more.
Still wating for the league of legends rip off so i can aswell reach that rank
My beloved if statements :,) They're always there for me whenever I'm confused and low on patience
Jesus Saves, John 3:16 amen 🙏🏾
Man, I couldn't believe this was all in the course of a year. Awesome progress!
You're SOO Underrated, Your videos are GOLD, please keep uploading, you will blow up
your second game's pixel art looked crazy good! maybe you should remake that game? also surprised it is your worst game
Here before 100k subs. Awesome quality, entertaining and relatable content! Glad I was recommended your video from TH-cam.
Thank you for showing me Brackeys channel. You earned both of y'all a sub
Awesome editing man and have a good day everybody :]
Thanks! Doing best I can!
@@Giedzilla You welcome man :]
thank you
I like you lost my motivations for Game Dev
maybe cuz I was overwhelmed with everything and couldn't understand
but thanks to you now
I got inspired to give it another chance
Loved swords and sandals as a kid! This video is very inspirational, very impressive progress!
dude, that one as first game is just amazing. It was not very complex in gameplay but the visuals is stunning
Seeing other dev’s projects and hearing stories about their game dev journeys is always amazing!
Great video as usual!
btw just today I was working on my “2 years of game development” video…. what a coincidence lol
Edit: Do you have a Discord Server??? If you do I wanna join
Great minds think alike x) No, I don't, but maybe I should get myself one :D
@@Giedzilla you should LOL
WHAT… ITS YOU HERE !!!
Amazing Video! Keep Them up
Nice workk man !! Im on one year web dev learning and now start to learn game dev using phaser.js
Holy crap, you deserve more subscribers!
Its funny but everyone should take note of the key to the success here which was trying again after a reasonable brak in time. Psychologically speaking, after you are done with the task, the neurons that were firing randomly in your brain while you were trying to learn the task got rearranged in a more efficient firing pattern for when you engaged in the task the next time and the next time. That is the reason why you try something hard and unfamiliar, that when you come back to the task, you understand it more clearly and it seems to come to you more and more naturally.
Moral is to always take a REST even a short one between learning new things and it will get easier to you over time as your brain adjusts itself to these new and nuron paths that is is trying to estabilish in your brain.
Excellent videos!! Somehow both inspiring and hilarious! Love your stuff can’t wait to see more!
You came a long way in just a year! Nice work!
This is my new favorite channel. I'm right at the beginning of this journey lol.
the humor in your video was just the cherry on top!
4:21 had to verify my discord channel due to that sound. Cool video man. xD
You've developed a really strong skill set bro! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Your editing and scripting is funny. I laughed alot. just stumbled on your video. Great progress.
I have spent almost six minutes learning game development from this video and here is the entire progress in 11 seconds.
Maek gaem.
If somebody asked me about your accent I would have said Slavic guy. But you're a fellow Austrian - how cool is that :O. My Game Dev journey lasted for maybe half a year, now I'm really into web development :)
Hilarious Video, great job!
your ability to connect with your viewers is unmatched!
The sheer honesty in this video is so relatable. ❤
Super cool video and amazing progress but you can see some artistic background in your work. Most beginners starting from scratch would use basic shapes and lines as graphics. The pixel art in the first game is not bad at all. Appealing graphics and animations (even if you consider these examples as basic which they kind of arent) carry the simplistic gameplay your first games are bound to. Makes you question how theres people that say video games arent art when art is at least 50% of its essence. I hope this video inspires people to try things like you said. Awesome work man.
you have an incredible ability to explain complicated things simply!