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Hello this is Gulshan Negi

Well, developing a game as a beginner can be an overwhelming errand, but it is certainly conceivable with the right assets and devices. By following the tips above, you can become familiar with the rudiments of game turn-of-events and build your confidence to make your own games. Therefore, don't be afraid to begin creating games right away! 

Here are a few extra tips that might be useful for novices:

1. Don't be afraid to try new things. Experimenting is one of the best ways to learn. Find out what works by experimenting. Feel free to commit errors, as they can be an important opportunity for growth.

2. Feel free to request help. Numerous individuals are willing to assist novice game developers. You can connect with other game developers and get assistance with your project through online forums, websites, and even local game jams.

3. Have a ball! Making games ought to be fun. You're less likely to stick with it if you're having fun. So unwind, have a good time, and take pleasure in the process of making your own games.

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Hello this is Gulshan Negi

Well, promoting a game can be difficult, particularly for independent developers with limited resources. A few potential techniques to advance a game include building a fanbase through online entertainment and different channels, connecting with powerhouses and game writers, going to gaming occasions and meetings, and making a convincing trailer or demo. In the end, it's important to keep trying new approaches until you find what works best for your game and your audience. Keep in mind that promoting your game is an ongoing process that necessitates patience, effort, and time.

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Hello this is Gulshan Negi

Well, here are some tips to get started on this journey. 

1. Start with small and simple projects

2. Learn a game engine

3. Learn a programming language

4. Practice, practice, practice

5. Find a community

6. Learn game design

7. Be patient

There are many online communities you can join, including game development subreddits, forums, and Discord servers. You can also attend local game development meetups or events to connect with others in person.

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Thanks a lot for your kind response, I am going to try this.

Thanks again. 

Hello this is Gulshan Negi

Well, I am writing a program for making Hangman Game but it shows some errors at the time of execution, I don't know what wrong I am doing here. 

Here is my source code: 

import random

import time

import os

def play_again():

  question = 'Do You want to play again? y = yes, n = no \n'

  play_game = input(question)

  while play_game.lower() not in ['y', 'n']:

      play_game = input(question)

  if play_game.lower() == 'y':

      return True

  else:

      return False

def hangman(word):

  display = '_' * len(word)

  count = 0

  limit = 5

  letters = list(word)

  guessed = []

  while count < limit:

      guess = input(f'Hangman Word: {display} Enter your guess: \n').strip()

      while len(guess) == 0 or len(guess) > 1:

          print('Invalid input. Enter a single letter\n')

          guess = input(

              f'Hangman Word: {display} Enter your guess: \n').strip()

      if guess in guessed:

          print('Oops! You already tried that guess, try again!\n')

          continue

      if guess in letters:

          letters.remove(guess)

          index = word.find(guess)

          display = display[:index] + guess + display[index + 1:]

      else:

          guessed.append(guess)

          count += 1:

          if count == 1:

              time.sleep(1)

              print('   _____ \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '__|__\n')

              print(f'Wrong guess: {limit - count} guesses remaining\n')

          elif count == 2:

              time.sleep(1)

              print('   _____ \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '__|__\n')

              print(f'Wrong guess: {limit - count} guesses remaining\n')

          elif count == 3:

              time.sleep(1)

              print('   _____ \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '__|__\n')

              print(f'Wrong guess: {limit - count} guesses remaining\n')

          elif count == 4:

              time.sleep(1)

              print('   _____ \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     O \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '  |      \n'

                    '__|__\n')

              print(f'Wrong guess: {limit - count} guesses remaining\n')

          elif count == 5:

              time.sleep(1)

              print('   _____ \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     | \n'

                    '  |     O \n'

                    '  |    /|\ \n'

                    '  |    / \ \n'

                    '__|__\n')

              print('Wrong guess. You\'ve been hanged!!!\n')

              print(f'The word was: {word}')

      if display == word:

          print(f'Congrats! You have guessed the word \'{word}\' correctly!')

          break

def play_hangman():

   print('\nWelcome to Hangman\n')

   name = input('Enter your name: ')

   print(f'Hello {name}! Best of Luck!')

   time.sleep(1)

   print('The game is about to start!\nLet\'s play Hangman!')

   time.sleep(1)

   os.system('cls' if os.name == 'nt' else 'clear')

   words_to_guess = [

       'january', 'border', 'image', 'film', 'promise', 'kids',

       'lungs', 'doll', 'rhyme', 'damage', 'plants', 'hello', 'world'

   ]

   play = True:

   while play:

       word = random.choice(words_to_guess)

       hangman(word)

       play = play_again()

   print('Thanks For Playing! We expect you back again!')

   exit()

if __name__ == '__main__':

  play_hangman()

Well, I also checked and took a reference from here I don't know what I am missing here. Can anyone give their suggestions on this?

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Well thanks a lot for kind response, I will definitely see this.

Yes I am looking for some ideas. Research is still going on.

Hi this is Gulshan Negi

I found this community while researching  on python game over the internet.

Well I have compleated my enineering from Computer Science & Engineering branch. Python is the language which I like to code. Well I have taken a project for making a game using Python and it is going to be my first time. Lots of research I am doing on this and I am also in touch with my friend also so that I can get more and more ideas about it.

I need some suggestions on this what kind of simple game I can develop using Python.

Hoping for some positive responses.

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