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if you want to get into games with at least 2d graphics, i would suggest a public game engine, such as Unity. Unity is a good game engine for people of all ranges of skill, while also having options for 3d or 2d games, which can be built as a downloadable, or an embed for a website. depending on your creativity and skill when it comes to C#, you can make games using Soft-body physics, Rigid-body physics, gravity, VR, and with enough effort, Non-Euclidean games. if you dont know what that means, then i would suggest this video by CodeParade

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@Sarainia Thank you soo much! I'm struggling so hard with the graphics, because I'm a dev, not a graphic genious...I don't get much feedback on apps/websites either, but I think the most important thing is, that you have fun while coding/creating and learn something new every day :) So keep it up!


@DiamondGames2020 For me, personally, unity was too much as a beginner. I'm a web developer and all the tools and UI were too complicated to concentrate on my game itself. I recommend simple HTML+Javascript+CSS for a total beginner. Maybe in combination with PhaserJS.

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Yeah, i get that. when i first started it was a little overwhelming, but i also had tutorials on youtube to help me with that.