I know this a very simple forum and not very lengthy, but I was wondering what kind of game I should start with for my first project?? ( Tower defense, horror/action, cozy farming game, etc.)
It doesn't have to be a full on headstrong choice, this is mainly just for funsies.
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id say go for an RPG, or if you are wanting to take a risk, you could go for a danmaku-esque bullet hell shmup or tower defense game.
but thats just my thought really
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Depends on how much effort are you willing to invest on it.
From 2d metriodvania to simple building-crafting game to endless 3d zombie shooter games. There's gameplay and story of the game you should think about too. One is nothing without the other.
You can try seeing any recent game jams or indie games and try getting any inspirations or ideas from 'em. They're a nice source of seeing how they do stuff which are great. Though its best to try having some of your own too.
Since you're interesting for a funky funsie, try one of those endless runner games, or cozy farmer/tycoon cookie clicker game, or like that one mobile game called Soul Knight, random dungeon game with characters with different classes and abilities.
In the end you're your own author and developer who can put anything and everything, good luck with it. But, make sure you have fun whilst at it.
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just emulate one single mechanic from another game you like, youll learn a lot about how to make stuff and you may end up building a game around it. dont worry about plot or making the game look super good, just worry about making something you will enjoy. what i did for my game and i couldn't be more pleased.
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Thank you all!!! I really like the idea of focusing on a centralized mechanic, I think, I'll go with that one thank you.
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