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I want to make a simple game.
| If you are bad at coding then you should use stuff like GameMaker and RPG Maker
| or just practice a bit more, be ready for lots of debuggi g
| Try Godot engine it takes time getting used to but it's a good compromise between freedom and ease of use
| For the simplest VN style game you should just go for ren'py. It's the easiest thing to learn and you can do some pretty powerful stuff without knowing much at all.
For twine guides, there's this.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFgjYYTq6xyjBtXJTvEaBTVUWxirY6q24
I've explored all of these methods, right now we're making a game using Godot with our own dialogue system made from scratch.
But yeah for what you want I think ren'py would be best.
| If you want to learn a programming language to help open yourself up for other software try Unity not to necessarily make the game u want but to familiarize yourself with c# coding
| Just like make game
| >>346725 Godot is the bees fuckin knees. It's documentation and tutorials are fantastic. It's the kind of engine that you can easily learn how to implement mechanics from other games. The code is straightforward as can be. The only thing I had a bit of trouble learning initially was entity relations.
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| I've been looking at twine since I'm really bad with code and even that can be a bit complicated for me. I can't find any good guides for the Sugarcube and howle systems. Hoping someone here can help with finding one.