6 Months of Learning Game Development from scratch

Hi everyone. it's been 6 months since I started my journey of game development completely from scratch. I didn't even know how to print out Hello World back then. I honestly had no idea what I was getting myself into, but boy am I glad I took the leap. I hope you enjoy the video and let me know your thoughts and questions in the comments!

I'm an indie game developer in the making. I'm currently working on STOP which is a puzzle platformer in which you can stop time and ride bullets.

#devlog #indiegame

[daichi_devs]

How was your gamedev journey like at the 6 month mark? Let me know in the comments!

[AdWipe]

Found your channel from reddit. I love the editing flow of the vid, looks like something I expect from a channel many times bigger than yours! Im not even that interesting in game dev after trying it out a few years ago but the vid was really engaging. Hope ya keep making these quality vids

[andrs]

Great video Daichi! Your gamedev journey is very interesting and you've achieved so much in only 6 months (while still having a full time job, I assume?)... Keep it up! :D

[tiffjam]

Awesome!! Thanks!! 😃 let's keep pushing!!

[pengfeidu]

I was really inspired by your journey and seeing the huge increase of plays from your latest game must be so rewarding! Keep the hard work going!

[LDGD_]

It was really cool to view your journey of 6 months game development, you made a lot of progress in a little bit of time.
I'm eager to see the next 6 months, I'm sure that you will blow away everyone with your new projects!
Keep it up daichi! :)

[Woots]

There is no better feeling than when you start to program things on your own without looking things up online! Keep up the good work!

[classicanto]

Ah... funny, sometimes I thought that if I could go back in time I would probably choose Architecture instead of Computer Science