how to create your own game engine by yourself

Monogame sorta acts like a multi-platform communication gateway for allowing you to tell the hardware what to do.Welcome to GDevelop, a free and easy game maker. Technically it’s possible to do a breath-taking 3D game using Monogame framework if you had the time and knowledge. If you plan to do 2D, Monogame’s actually pretty easy to do it with since there are lots of existing support-code out there.ģD stuff takes a little bit more knowledge and patience - but the information is out there. For me - this kind of power is very valuable. The major advantage is you can do entirely anything you want and are limited to what your graphics card can handle and if anything goes wrong - you understand all of the contents and can fix the guts of the engine yourself. Once you have a good prototype, it’s easy to copy and customize the process. I see engine building (from framework) a bit like a hobby - like someone who builds their own custom motorcycles for fun. It’s true that it takes much longer - at least for the first project or 2 (until your own engine is fleshed-out) - so if making an income from games quickly is a priority, then using an existing engine and sound-packs and such might be good for getting that initial income (I should have taken my own advice on that p )

I’ve recently seen some ppl putting out some criticisms of not using an existing developed engine. If you enjoy making engines(that’s me p ) & want more knowledge & full control: _make-your-engine-from-framework (& is fun).If your goal is immediate money and rapid-development: _pre-made engines (at first anyway).The previous posts did a good job answering this.

How to create your own game engine by yourself