Hello!

Today I shot some objects that had interesting patterns. I'm going to use them as the base graphics for any games I might make in the future.

Textile pattern 1

Textile pattern 2

Textile pattern 3

I watched some YT-clips on game design and game programming, and came to the conclusion that yes, it is actually possible to make a game, but since I have no experience in making them, I will have to teach myself the basics while designing my game.

It is also crucial that I will divide the process into small pieces in my schedule. Since I already have an idea, I can't instantly jump into making it a reality, but I need to find out what techniques to use to make it a reality.

That can only be accomplished by learning by doing simple games first. (Whavever I learn by creating them, I can then apply to work on my own idea.

The following video claims you can learn anything in just 20 hours:

I thought I could try this strategy out.

Wood pattern 1

Wood pattern 2

Wood pattern 3

Wood pattern 4

Wood pattern 5

I think my first learning project will be a bird's-eye-view racing game. If I succeed, I will move on to a simple version of the snake game. (Maybe I'll name it after Kiemis.)

If I'm not entirely bored or stressed to death by then, I will probably try out something even more challenging.

Maybe even a platformer.