Hey, I'm still a newbie myself, so I'm not the best mentor, but here's my advice: don't try to tackle everything at once (Unreal, Unity, Blender)—pick one thing and see it through to a small, finished game. Godot on a tablet is also a good way to practice; the main thing is to work on something useful. Take care, buddy.
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A quiet campfire, a falling star. 5 levels, one final boss — a short atmospheric 2D platformer for mobile.
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itch.io Community » Game Development » Help Wanted or Offered · Created a new topic [Unity][Programmer][Rookie]I'm looking for a job to improve my programming skills
Hi! I’m a beginner Unity/C# developer. I’ve already finished and released a small 2D platformer (made in Godot): https://naitis-cor.itch.io/deppres-below. Now I’m learning Unity and C# to make more games, mostly platformers and metroidvanias.
What I can do: [e.g. player movement, animations, tilemaps, simple enemy logic, pixel art/sound edits].
What I’m looking for: a small team or a game jam team, ideally with someone a bit more experienced who is happy to explain the logic behind the code. I learn fast when I understand the “why”. Unpaid or for-experience projects are fine.
I'm free during the day on weekdays. My English is basic (I use a translator), so I may reply a bit slowly, but I always reply.
