How I Made My Own Single Player First Person Shooter

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I made by first publicly available game and I wanted to share the experience making, while also giving advice to other new game devs.

[@jswsofocus]

I am also just starting out as a solo dev in godot and i gotta say it is not easy at all but the excitement when you get it right is so good and to get ti see other people try to progress like me it makes me feel i am not the only one going through this, anyway cant wait to see your game

[@Awepic]

Thanks man! I hope you enjoy it

[@Quantumcaliber]

i am also just starting out , always been a dream of mine to make a game at all. I'm maybe 4 months into learning unreal engine i started off wanting to make a big open world rpg witch just wasn't practical now I'm making an at most 2 small (but hopefully later on Dense) level wave shooter base on defending a lighthouse to witch i almost have a working proto type for and because the levels are small iv been able to spend most of my time on how the game feels and works
Its nice to see a video like this of some one who feels like they are just ahead of me dev wise and still enthusiastic
I agree starting was the hardest part but now that iv started i dont want to stop

[@VizabeeGames]

Nice game so far, dude. Hope to see it on Steam one day ;)

[@viceroy___]

Yo bro! Use a capsule for your player controller and add friction values to it using the physics material. That way you have less snapping on hills/stairs and it will generally just work better.

[@Awepic]

Good to know, thanks!

[@PlanetProspectorGame]

Keep it up bud! everyone has to start somewhere. don't threat. it gets easier

[@gameboygamer6498]

Watched the whole thing and loved it. When I'm at my shitty job I always day dream about just making games on my own. Maybe that dream is unfounded and ridiculous, but I think I would rather make a dollar on my own time rather than ten on somebody else's.

[@Awepic]

I appreciate you taking the time to watch a few of my videos! Yeah, that dream is why I've been making games and videos in spare time (I'm currently working on a behemoth of a black ops zombies video) . It's fun to make your own stuff and get better at it over time. Maybe one day this could be a sustainable source of income but I'm not relying on that unless it actually happens lol