C / C++ is the easiest programing language in game making. It's use for very basic games though.
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VB is not the language for making games, use C++ it works alot better.
GML IS a real programming language. But anyway, all programming languages are about the same, with different syntax.
Definitely some or other programming language and maths skills. Other skills depend on what type of game you are making and if you are going in alone. A good and easy way to get started is with Game Maker (www.yoyogames.com), if you don't have any programming background or experience.
Hi, about making game, you can use the language that you know, but before you begin you need to find sources to show you the right way, I'm talking about 3d game programming. game programming needs to know programming language, mathematics for games, using either directx or opengl as a graphics api, collision detection, spatial partitioning including (kd, quad, bsp, oct and pvs), lighting techniques. For me I'm using visual c++, win32api, directx. best regards.
Most general-purpose programming languages can be used for video games. Lazyfoo's tutorials are excellent resources for anyone interested in game programming. They are written in the C++ programming language, but the same concepts can easily be applied to C, Ruby, Python, Perl, or any other general-purpose language.
The creation of a complete game alone takes either a deep understanding of a programming language or a very good understanding of a game making engine. In either case, you'll likely need to spend a lot of time learning the appropriate programming/scripting language.
Ron Penton has written: 'MUD Game Programming (Game Development)' 'Beginning C# game programming' -- subject(s): C# (Computer program language), Computer games, Programming
you learn how in schoolIf your school doesn't have a programming class, then you can independently learn to program. You should start with an easy programming language, like Ruby or Python. Or, if you don't want to learn a programming language, you can get Game Maker. Game Maker has a drag-and-drop interface and there is an optional programming language included that gives you more power over your games.
c++ i think
The basis for the games is C++.